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Exactly one year after women’s nordic skiing captain Anna McLoon became the first Harvard skier to win a cross-country carnival in more than 20 years, she repeated her landmark feat...
...Pretty unbelievable feat,” marveled Harvard junior goaltender Dov Grumet-Morris...
...leadership knew what it was doing. The sad fact is that Americans have always been ignorant about the outside world, and that costs us dearly every day. Moreover, the Bush team may be setting a new low in the quality of American leadership-no mean feat. Eric Collier Silverthorne...
...night blew the race open. After voters had started to wonder about his self-control, the last thing Dean could afford was to lose it. And so, following the time-honored rituals of campaign damage control, by Tuesday his staff was looking to perform an extreme makeover, no easy feat for a candidate who is selling authenticity. He pulled down his attack ads, rolled out his wife as a softening agent and assumed a new and humble tone: to his mantra "You have the power," he added "I need your help." Hoarse from a cold, he planted his feet...
Despite the number of headline brands, there is very little cannibalization--a feat that L'Oreal pulls off because of its extraordinary commitment to positioning and marketing. Merrill Lynch analyst Sandhya Raju estimates that L'Oreal spends about 30% of its sales revenues on advertising and promotion, against an average 25% spent by its principal competitors. Take L'Oreal's move into China, where the cosmetics market grew 14% in 2002 and where L'Oreal's sales grew 61% that year. In L'Oreal's view, it is selling products to an archetypal Miss Yu, who is 18, still lives...