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...flip a light switch, you probably couldn't care less where the power was generated, how it was routed or who sends it from the substation to the light bulb. But in the new power game these become "unbundled," discrete businesses. The consulting trade would call it a paradigm shift, because all the rules have changed and the utilities now have to figure out how they are going to survive...
...experts during the World Economic Forum Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, an intriguing question floated through the clear Alpine air: Has the U.S. economy--the world's largest and most influential--banished the business cycle? Has the combination of high technology, globalized markets and unprecedented labor flexibility created a new paradigm of continual growth that can serve as a model for the rest of the planet...
...believe that the Lyman Common Room provides a good paradigm with which the panel can begin discussion. The common room serves the multiple needs of its constituents--offering students a relaxed environment in which to hang out, student groups a space in which to hold meeting and the whole campus a central location where information can be shared and issues related to women addressed--while not isolating those women and men whom it serves. Ideally, we would like to see the student center based on the model of Phillips Brooks House, that is an expanded collection of rooms in which...
...least, London is reprising its swinging Carnaby Street days of 30 years ago. It may be that some of the duo's panache comes from being English. British culture is not hospitable to the zany, the innovative. It prefers solid, stout garments to high fashion, and Camilla is the paradigm, not Diana. So a young person seriously interested in a subversive field like fashion is likely to be highly rebellious...
...availability of educational opportunities for all Latinos--from the barrios to Harvard--the greater will be our influence in social and political arenas, as well as in science and technology. Lectures and discussions about social stratification, bilingualism, ethnic identity and race have historically reflected the black-white paradigm--one into which we do not completely fit. We are raza, an identity alluding to the struggles of the Latino experience, our familial pride, our labor and our unity as a people...