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...point: At what other point in our lives are we going to enjoy the constant company of so many bright and exciting friends? And there are also legitimate health reasons for limiting privacy. Given Harvard’s stressful academic environment, it’s extremely important to develop a network of supportive friends who would be able to notice the signs of depression or anxiety early enough to prevent serious mental illness or personal tragedy...
Despite the team’s rocky start, this young group may be starting to develop some swagger...
Although minuscule in size, an embryonic stem cell’s ability to develop into any other kind of cell in the body is important for the future of medicine...
...executive-search firm. She stayed three months before starting her own Paris-based company in 1990, at the age of 26. Fashion's swiftly revolving door is showing no signs of slowing down, and neither is Saint Pierre. French luxury powerhouses like Christian Dior and Givenchy have had to develop succession plans as their designers have retired. Iconic Italian houses will probably be next, says Saint Pierre, marveling at who could fill the shoes of, say, Giorgio Armani or Valentino. And, she adds, "for sure within a decade the major U.S. designers will face the same challenge." No doubt they...
...which also publishes TIME), but instead ReadyMade--with a circulation of 70,000--is aimed squarely at those who don't aspire, who don't want to buy anything. Except, of course, they do. Mirroring Martha's association with Sherwin-Williams, ReadyMade is working with Urban Outfitters to develop a co-branded line of paint. While the under-35 set might sniff at the consumption of the boomers, 25-to-34-year-olds wield about $176 billion in annual spending power, according to the Conference Board...