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Flamboyant covers, Swartz said, are used to attract newsstand customers. But he said that since Harvard Magazine's circulation consists almost entirely of alumni subscriptions, this month's cover is "a little unusual...
Although the magazine's newsstand sales are "negligible," according to Bethell, publicity over the January-February issue did increase sales at Out of Town News, one of the only newsstands to carry the magazine, said clerk Brian Kirby...
...become traditional for our presidential election coverage, TIME went to press four days earlier than usual, and will keep its special issue on the newsstand for eleven days. Its crash-close deadlines called for the presses to start only 15 hours after the last polls closed...
...year-old newsstand survived the reconstruction of Cambridge's central subway stop because of a federal law which protects businesses displaced by construction projects using federal funds...
Though the new home for the newsstand was torn down in 1961, it has been rebuilt because efforts by the Cambridge Historical Commission four years earlier put the newsstand on the National Register of Historic Places. By law, buildings on the register must be preserved, though they may be removed, replaced or rebuilt...