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...check from Puerto Rico at his bank, where employees thought it looked kind of foreign. "Do you even know where that is?" Lesin asked. "Sure," replied the manager. "Next to Argentina." Note to some Americans: To get on the road to riches, the first thing you need is a map...
...really helpful," said second-year lawstudent Shawn D. Dawson, who has studied Ezold'sand Hopkins' cases. "They've been there and Ithink I can really profit from their experiencesas I try to map out my own career...
McArthur said he supports the plan, though hesaid it is simply a suggested "map" for change,open to significant revision by the school'sfaculty. He said the MBA overhaul seeks to alignthe school's curriculum with the demands of aconstantly changing corporate world...
Come on, you say, the U.S. cannot fight totalitarianism all over the map. Of course not. But there are certain situations, in addition to attacks on American territory or lives, in which the U.S. must act. Here are some: 1) if the world faces a nuclear threat, for example from North Korea; 2) if a vital U.S. ally is attacked; 3) if a crucial area like the Middle East is once again subjected to Iraqi-style aggression; 4) if we are confronted with a major terrorist offensive...
...This is one of the many things that putsHarvard Square on the map," says Kristen Sudholz,director of the Harvard Square Business Alliance...