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Staples says concern over how alumni would react to corporate tie-ins at athletic events is a major reason Harvard has kept its anti-corporate policy.
When he retired from the NBA in May, CHARLES BARKLEY gave himself the gift of corpulence. "I'm 37," says Barkley. "I've worked out every day since I was nine. So I gave myself six months off from being in shape." By eating whatever he wanted, playing golf every...
A thriving, mature wholesale market has been a key to Pennsylvania's success. Before completely freeing those prices, the state spent a year learning the ins and outs and ensuring there were enough players to make a truly competitive market (at last count, 200 buyers and sellers). And instead of...
Goodman, an award-winning rabble rouser whose show is carried by 30-some stations, does not have a change-up. She only has fastballs, and she throws at the head. For 30 minutes she kept Clinton dancing and ducking, at one point accusing him of being responsible for the genocide...
More often, employer threats to call in the INS have a chilling effect on organizing. The Smithfield Packing Co. in Tar Heel, N.C., the world's largest pork-processing plant, fought off a 1997 union drive by firing labor activists and calling in sheriff's deputies to patrol the parking...