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...what do you get for Forbes, the man who has everything? Product placement. Whatever else it was, the Forbes campaign was effectively a Forbes campaign, a six-month promo for the candidate's business magazine. In the long run, the boost in name recognition for his publication could well be worth more than the $30 million Forbes spent on the race. (Compare it, for instance, with the $150 million Ford Motors spent last year to relaunch the redesigned Taurus.) But to realize the advantage, Forbes may have to return full-time to publishing. In the first two months of this...
...separate brains can synchronize such complex motions. It is possible that the girls have developed an unconscious awareness of the placement each other's limbs. "How do they coordinate upper-body motion like clapping hands?" asks Westerdahl. "I don't know if we can ever answer that...
...understand how our placement ranking can be anything other than number one when we have a larger graduating class than other schools and more people employed than other schools," Chmura said. "It is difficult to understand how [the U.S. News and World Report staff] come to some of their conclusions because they don't give you a lot of their data," he added...
Under the previous system of non-ordered choice, the computer placement program attempted to establish an equal gender ratio...
...decided to take the controls off because we want to do it randomly," Lewis said in an interview, noting that the decision to remove the gender controls was actually made by his predecessor, L. Fred Jewett '57, at the same time he made the decision to switch to random placement in the houses...