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And while keeping things tightly wound, he gives his actors plenty of room to breathe the heady air of his dialogue, with all its wit and thoughtfulness punctuated by obscenity. Says producer Lawrence Bender, who for a miserly $8.2 million mounted this glossy production (including a '50s-style restaurant set...
Legislation that would strip pro baseball of its 72-year-old antitrust exemption was approved by a House subcommittee today. It won't save the 1994 World Series, but Congress' involvement could change the face of the game, making a Big League franchise a riskier proposition for owners. During last...
The common Bush traits extend to their personal life as well. The brothers were itching to run for office in the 1980s but were counseled by their parents to, in effect, make something of themselves before running. They complied. George W. made his first million in the oil business and...
The firm Fenmore stored with, The Packaging Store, is a privately-owned, franchise operation which advertises on campus. Approximately 30 Harvard students used the company this past year, according to employee Edward Jolebiowski.
Furthermore, poor financial situations haven't stopped teams from relocating in the past or other businesses from folding. Pittsburgh and San Diego are great cities, but nobody says they have to have a franchise.