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Getting away from academia, taking a road trip, going door-to-door, interacting with actual Americans -- campaigning in New Hampshire is an experience that is exhilarating and even, if you are like me, spiritually rewarding...
Both local and student volunteers regard the grassroots approach of going door-to-door and talking to voters as the best way to reach--and influence--people...
...always gone door-to-door on the Harvard campus," said 12-term incumbent Councillor Francis H. Duehay '55. "This year should be no different...
...Neural Network, originated in 1985 as a research project by C.M.U.'s Robotics Institute for the U.S. military. Early progress aroused the U.S. Department of Transportation and U.S. automakers to the fascinating possibilities of fully automated passenger vehicles. The lean-back comfort of a train meets the door-to-door convenience of a car. Automobile travelers would be able to key in their destination, flip open a magazine and leave the actual driving to ALVINN. Last October the DOT committed $160 million to an Automated Highway System research consortium, which includes the C.M.U. team. A European coalition...
...even the best value on wheels doesn't sell in Japan without a lot of legwork. Toyota, the top domestic automaker, fields about 50,000 door-to-door car salesmen outside of its 5,574 showrooms. In the face of such competition, the Big Three now have plans to do some marketing of their own. Ford is the most ambitious, aiming to capture 5% of the Japanese market by the end of the decade by importing 100,000 cars and manufacturing 100,000 more in Mazda's factories in Japan. (Ford is Mazda's main shareholder, with...