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...Starbucks. MyStarbucksIdea.com will initially include about a dozen categories, such as coffee, atmosphere, food, music and social responsibility. People will be able to post, discuss and vote for ideas, such as having a separate line for customers who want to quickly order drip coffee. Forty-eight Starbucks employees will respond to the posts and take suggestions back to management. "Their job is to show up every day and engage with customers about their ideas," says chief technology officer Chris Bruzzo...
...talking to the Iranians from a position of weakness,” Kumar, who is also a Crimson news writer, said. The debate, hosted by the Harvard Political Union and attended by about 65 people, ended in a question-and-answer session, giving all participants the chance to respond. For the partisans in the room, the result was clear. “The Democrats got slaughtered on all points across the board,” proud Republican Rachel L. Wagley ’11 said...
...Coach Allard has called on her only senior fielder, first baseman Danielle Kerper, to help Bowers and Macadam get comfortable in the new position.“They both have pretty positive attitudes,” Kerper says. “If I ask them to do something, they respond very well.”While Bowers and Macadam practice in the infield, Henderson has emerged as the clear starter in left field. “She’s the fastest player on the team,” Allard says. “She’s making...
...Klein said in an interview yesterday that he intends to formally respond to Steinberg’s letter in a statement today and criticized Harvard Hillel for not adhering to the goals of National Hillel...
...race against Hillary Clinton, for days and perhaps weeks to come. He and his advisers no doubt calculated that nothing they could do would change that fact. But if one of the appeals of Obama's candidacy has been the promise of a post-racial politics, how will voters respond to a speech acknowledging that the future is not now, that race still divides...