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MUSIC: Love-Ins for the '90s
Last week the papers attempted to use replacement workers -- "scabs" in union vernacular -- to deliver editions printed in Canada. Although just 15% (about the national average) of the Pittsburgh work force is unionized, the company's use of fill-ins -- as well as an outside security force dressed in military...
Because Cohen and his employees are so familiar with the ins and outs of condoms, they give new products the "Inspector No. 12" treatment putting the condoms over their fists and examining" the thicknesses.
One issue that is certain to survive is the debate over women and minority faculty hiring at Harvard Law school. Last spring, law students besieged their school with protests, rallies and sit-ins demanding that more women and people of color be represented on the faculty.
For investors, the biggest concern involves the hazards of entrusting huge and sensitive financial markets so totally to computers, notoriously prone to breakdowns and break-ins. Warns Fred Shipley, professor of finance at DePaul University: "A computer bug could bring the capital markets to a crashing halt." Last month, for...