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...Dennis MacDonald, the assistant manager at Discount Records, says his store sells at full price because it recently had a storewide sale at 20 percent off. He added that, while the top 10 may have relatively high prices at Discount Records, the store usually offers about 20 new releases...
...Alan B. MacDonald...
DIED. Dwight Macdonald, 76, contentious cultural watchdog who wryly tilted against both Philistinism and pretension; in New York City. Educated at Exeter and Yale, Macdonald wrote for FORTUNE from 1929 to 1936. His intellectual life was an odyssey: he was a Trotskyite who opposed World War II and singlehanded ran the pacifist-leftist journal Politics (1944-49). Next he declared himself a "conservative anarchist" and in his last major political stand supported the antiwar movement of the '60s. A fastidious critic, he graced Esquire and The New Yorker with sometimes highhanded pronouncements about movies, books and overblown fads. Observing...
...important thing about this is that the girls will always remember this." Assistant Coach Bill MacDonald says. "In five years they won't remember a 5-1 win or a 4-2 loss, but they'll remember this trip...
...season appearance Jan. 11 against the same Brown squad...UNH will roll into town in the following day for one of the Crimson's biggest matches of the year. Megan Berthold and Liz Ward each played hurt in the last night's game and should profit from the vacation. MacDonald said...