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Ledecky says, after Steelcase, he wanted to combine the economies of scale represented by companies like Steelcase and Staples with Legacy??s philosophy of supporting small businesses. From this concept, U.S. Office Products was born...
...change in 1893—before then-University President Charles W. Eliot, Class of 1853, dubbed it Radcliffe, it was known as “X College.” A century later, Harvard’s wayward daughter has been fully merged into the University, but its physical legacy??the dormitories up Garden Street—remains an X factor...
...implication came from presidential runner-up Lee C. Bollinger, who was chosen to lead Columbia after being passed over by the Harvard Corporation. Presiding over the top university in the country’s cultural capital, Bollinger has staked that university’s future—and his legacy??on Columbia’s prioritization and integration of the arts into its curriculum. He plans to construct a new building for the graduate school of the arts, appoint new art professors and increase collaboration with local cultural institutions...
...matter how many foul-pole-hugging Game Six homers the Crimson may hit (witness the two Penn upsets and a miracle comeback against Dartmouth in 2000), its legacy??like the Red Sox’s—will always be one of hope giving way to heartbreak...
...people who made Nirvana fought hard over. Determing how to represent the band’s closing chapter was no easy task for former band members and the ever-inflammatory Courtney Love, Cobain’s widow. These songs were chosen with deliberate thought for Nirvana’s legacy??and for this reason alone, the album is worth owning...