Word: malls
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Shops by Harvard Yard, they call their mission "experimental" and "dynamic." They say the three businesses that closed down there in the notquite four months since the mall has been open were "temporary tenants" and never intended to stick around...
...kiosks had quietly shut down, replaced by kiosks advertising the entrepreneurial possibilities the Shops offer. Many of the rest were complaining of slow business and not enough Harvard-sponsored publicity. Marino's--the Italian restaurant that opened several weeks late on the Mt. Auburn St. side of the mall--was causing problems at the University Health Services with the smoke from its woodburning grill...
...says the Shops charge tenants anywhere from $35 to $60 a square foot--Harvard is practicing bad business and encouraging entrepreneurs to sell wares which nobody really wants. If the University wants to save the Shops--and it can--the answer is to lower the rent and fill the mall with stores students will want to frequent...
Michael's and the 1369 are just two of the clubs that have closed down in the past decade, along with such other Boston area mainstays as Paul's Mall, Debbie's and Lulu White...
...Protect and serve" is the slogan for Condom World, Cambridge's first shop devoted almost entirely to prophylactics. The store had its grand opening yesterday in the JFK Street mall...