Word: malling
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...standing in line, I knew that the pay-off would be worth it, and I decided to stay. In front of me were about ten Cambridge high school students, who seemed to be getting an after-school snack. I smiled, remembering how much I liked to stop at the mall after school when I was in high school...
...modern signage. Tourism is rising; crime is dropping, at an even faster clip than in the rest of the city. The area is bustling with new hotels, new office buildings--not to mention new chain stores and corny theme restaurants that would be at home in any suburban mall. Not that Times Square (which technically refers only to the triangle above 42nd Street where Broadway and Seventh Avenue meet but casually takes in the entire neighborhood) doesn't still retain some of its seedy, pre-Gap allure. Indeed, sailors still flock here during Fleet Week, but last year they were...
...medium for communicating with their friends or seeking out information, children may not be. For parents who worry that their children may meet dangerous strangers amid the enormous information riches on the Net, the best advice is that any child who is not old enough to go to the Mall alone will need some guidance when wandering the Internet. Computers are the most valuable source of free education since the library. But they are not baby-sitters. The Internet, the most powerful communications tool of this generation, was never designed for that...
...medium for communicating with their friends or seeking out information, children may not be. For parents who worry that their children may meet dangerous strangers amid the enormous information riches on the Net, the best advice is that any child who is not old enough to go to the Mall alone will need some guidance when wandering the Internet. Computers are the most valuable source of free education since the library. But they are not baby-sitters. The Internet, the most powerful communications tool of this generation, was never designed for that...
...like Nordstrom," says Kelly Chandler, 28, a marketing specialist at a Seattle radio station who has shopped at the fashion retailer's flagship store since she was a teenager. "They are always willing to accommodate you. When I go shopping, I always park my car near Nordstrom at the mall because I always start and end up there...