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...today's markets, Lavin figures that almost any well-established consumer product can be toppled by a forcefully promoted newcomer. But, he says, "we realize this vulnerability cannot go on forever, so we are determined to exploit it thoroughly before the situation is corrected." Right now, another "20 or so" new products are in the works at Alberto-Culver...
Despite the script, however, the Harvard Summer School Players have made the New York Idea into a good, if not distinguished, show. Displaying the combination of youthful exuberance and careful polish that the community has come to expect of Loeb main stage productions, they exploit all possible comic situations, and, except for the last scene, keep the play moving at a pleasantly brisk pace...
...landowner in rural Germany. He takes pride in being a skeptic, a cut above the fanatical urban upstarts who are running the country. But in countless small ways, he betrays the weaknesses of character -the obtuseness, the occasional coarseness, the racism-that the Nazis know so well how to exploit...
Sharp Rivalry. Broader markets have only sharpened the competition among the three rival companies that dominate the industry. Union Carbide's Linde Co., founded in 1907 to exploit the air-separation discoveries of German Scientist Carl von Linde, rings up $287 million yearly and leads in sales of oxygen. Air Reduction Co. (sales: $287 million) leads in gases for welding and in research on food freezing. The youngest, smallest and scrappiest of the big three is Air Products and Chemicals (sales: $100 million), which pioneered in liquid hydrogen and grew to its present size by building big air-separation...
...Redbook rightly noted that "a general education in science needs to be provided for the future scientist or technologist as well as for the general student." Thus there should also exist science Gen Ed courses which exploit the greater scientific sophistication of the concentrator in examing the three central issues of science...