Word: marriotts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...University-hosted U.N. simulation held last week brought together nearly 1700 college students from more than 140 schools nationwide to discuss politics and policy at the Copley Place Marriott, conference organizers said yesterday...
...cherish the voice with the have-a-nice-day smile and sunny, all's-right-with-the-world interiors, and if you can spend only about $4 to $9 for a nice sit-down family lunch or dinner, Allie's may be the chain to watch for. With the Marriott Corp. about to roll out 445 across the country and 3,000 planned by 1995, finding one should be no trick...
...advertising agency Chiat/Day, insists that "it's all a matter of the ADI." That is no palate- tingling condiment, but rather the area of dominant influence, or the geographical area that a TV station predominantly reaches (and thus the potential audience for each commercial). That is why, for example, Marriott since June has opened 14 branches of Allie's in San Diego (where San'wiches is also being tested). Only after such saturation will Chairman J.W. Marriott Jr. convert more of his Bob's Big Boys, as well as Wag's and Howard Johnsons, to the new theme...
Huhne said the club will bring "professionals and experts" to the April 15 conference at the Cambridge Marriott Hotel, which accommodates up to 250 people. In addition, Ed Rippey '89 said investor T. Boone Pickens had expresed "interest" in speaking at the conference...
Later that night Bush's senior staff gathered in the lounge outside Baker's office on the 38th floor of the Marriott. Baker, his tie still crisply tied, led the proceedings from a chair in the center of the smoky room. Aides were sent scurrying for information. The mood was somewhere between a wake and an all-night cramming session. Nothing much was accomplished, but no one wanted to leave. Dumping Quayle was only fleetingly considered. "We all knew that would be suicide, the end," said a Bush aide...