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...many connoisseurs on campus who hold tastings to introduce tyros to the world of oenophilia. And this isn’t just a Harvard phenomenon. Wine consumption in America is higher than ever before, according to a recent article in the San Francisco Chronicle, and the industry??s strength is evident at Harvard, where one wine tasting course counts for credit and, after a two-year hibernation, Harvard Student Agencies is resurrecting its own tasting course...
...very least, 2006 managed to end on an amusing note as a couple of tired and emotional journalists fought to personify the industry??s most ubiquitous trait: self-importance. “Fought,” because that’s exactly what the two of them did, made all the better by the fact that they scuffled on stage at the country’s annual Walkley awards for journalism, an event deemed so important it is beamed live nationally on free-to-air television...
...naturally, he wants all of his readers to know just how damn exciting these exotic encounters are. Thus, a Chinese solar-energy mogul’s quote about how the government came to his factory transforms from “They said, ‘This is an industry??” to “They said, ‘This is an industry!’” See? Now the world is so much more wonderful and exciting because of the yelling. 4. Friendship. Everywhere Tommy goes, he makes friends. And lest we forget...
Doctors who monitor drug tests often have financial ties to the pharmaceutical industry??but most of them don’t think this poses a conflict of interest, according to a study led by a Harvard Medical School professor...
...divested all of us from the anxiety that we might be somehow guilty. The panging sensation of complicity is not new—it welled up in Pontius Pilate some millennia ago. He didn’t withdraw his investments from the timber industry??in those days, a literal hand-washing sufficed—but the message was clear: I’m not to blame for whatever happens...