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...example, C.O. Bigelow, the mortar-and-pestle-decorated shop that Fiske plans to expand to some 150 locations nationwide, is a radical departure from Bath & Body Works' traditional single-brand, single-price-point strategy. Judging from the reaction of Kayla Sharrock, 19, a sophomore at Capital University who went shopping at the Columbus Bigelow on a recent Thursday, the strategy may just be working. She used to go to Bath & Body Works all the time when it exuded heartland hominess. "I was a junkie since I was 12," says Sharrock. But over the years she got tired of products that...
...Journalists (and Republicans) are fond of remarking on how Bush has tried to avoid the mistakes of his father. And that is surely true. But Bush now faces the woes of his fellow Texan, LBJ, too-how to expand government at home and fight a sluggish, unsatisfying war abroad. Johnson did so with a landslide election victory, a surging economy and a more optimistic view of government at his back. Bush lacks those advantages and has skyrocketing energy prices to contend with as well...
...buildings design could have been altered to preserve the now-cherished green space and to expand the pathway by moving the new structure an additional 30 feet away from Leverett. Harvard could have not only improved the project but also demonstrated an earnest commitment toward listening to and valuing the interests of its undergraduates. The opportunity for such reforms having now elapsed, it is even more imperative that the University and community work to mitigate any negative consequences of this building, both during and after construction...
...Cowperthwaite Street project, this chapter in Harvards growth can be a positive one for members of the graduate and undergraduate communities alike. Otherwise, we are forced to question the administrations commitment to the quality of undergraduate residential life, attention to the needs of the residential community, and ability to expand in a manner that will benefit not only the University but the entire Harvard community...
Data for the social norms campaign comes from a national survey instrument called the National College Health Assessment and is administered by the Center for Health and Wellness Communication at Harvard University Health Services. As we expand this program, students will be invited to review the data and assist in creating and testing messages. The campaign and other related initiatives will have a campus-wide impact, involving a variety of departments, offices, and student groups in order to strengthen connections and relationships on our campus. This is an excellent opportunity for students, faculty, staff, and administrators to work together...