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...attachments to hometowns have faded as the strongest bond of all—money, tied to our American Brand Names??has finally United the States in something more powerful than just war and football. All of America is held in common now—a McDonald’s on every corner, a Wal-Mart in every county, an American consumer life that we can share if nothing else binds us together...
...with ingredients of your own selection, doused with dressing and prepared (tossed) as you watch. Second, I learned about collecting “points”—the lifeblood of consultants on the go. “Points” are well known, and go by many names??“miles,” “benefits” and “rewards” among them. They essentially earn customer loyalty with perks like gift certificates, room upgrades and free breakfasts—but constant travelling between New York and hotel living...
Though the big names??Bruegel and Rembrandt—may draw crowds, it may be lesser-known artists’ works that hold the longest gazes...
Many of the items exhibited invited interaction. One shopping cart depicted politician’s pictures next to brand names??former President Bill Clinton as Charmin, former presidential candidate Bob Dole on a white meat-only can of chicken soup and President Bush smiling patronizingly from a bag of Cheez-its. This accessible medium broke down traditional barriers between the display and spectators, delivering a message with more immediacy than a museum piece could...
...number of professors say they’ve heard that University President Lawrence H. Summers is tossing around unconventional names??first Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and former Harvard General Counsel Margaret H. Marshall, and then, more recently, high-profile Seventh Circuit Court Judge Richard A. Posner...