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...Milwaukee. If the word is spreading a little slowly past the borders of Wisconsin--"For the next six months they'll have to work their tails off on the road to build some name awareness," says their record- company president, Bob Biggs--the BoDeans are built for the long haul. It wasn't so long ago, after all, that Neumann and his buddy Sammy Llanas (a.k.a. Sammy BoDean), now 25, played one night a week, just for drinks, in the window of a joint in their hometown of Waukesha. "There was a bar in one room and a connecting room...
...cure or preventive treatment for AIDS may well be a long one, Harvard researchers say. "We have a lot of work to do," says Dr. William Haseltine, who directs AIDS research at the Harvard-affiliated Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. "We have to be prepared for the long haul. We should make plans to work on this systematically for 10 to 15 years...
...anyone ever just stood up and started yelling obscenities during an exam? What would happen? Would the police come and haul you away? Would they give everyone else in the room extra time...
...that catered to families and vacationers and left the business-travel market to the bigger carriers. But wait--what was that showing up at People last week? A smattering of pinstripes? Sure enough, People said it plans to install first-class cabins, now available on only a few long-haul 747 flights, in all 80 of its planes. In addition, the upstart airline began a frequent-flyer promotion similar to those offered by other major carriers. Such programs, which enable customers who fly often to earn free trips or other gifts, have proved to be especially popular with business travelers...
...protectors are trying to keep the endowment growing at a stable pace and hedge for a time, of higher inflation for example, when Harvard might need more money from the endowment. "We could spend more from the endowment and reduce tuition, but we have to spend for the long haul," says Financial Vice President Thomas O'Brien...