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...your net costs will be less than if you had bought a new $250 stroller and thrown it away. And your child will be much happier. The brands that are going to be hurt by this culture are those in the middle because they won't retain significant value in the online market...
Ever wonder whether Margaret Thatcher was submissive in bed? Why women retain interior design details better than their male counterparts? Or the semantic differences between “slave girl,” “it,” and “girlfriend?” If any of those topics tickle your fancy, I hope that you attended Harvey C. Mansfield’s recent discussion of his new book, “Manliness...
Gross also spoke about the new initiatives in the sciences, namely the Harvard College Program for Research in Science and Engineering (PRISE) and new general physical science courses. Gross said the goal of these programs is to retain more students interested in the sciences...
...much alive. A Russian proposal to enrich the fuel for Iran's reactors on its own soil - so as to prevent material being diverted for further enrichment for a bomb program - right now remains the most likely contender. There's no deal yet, because Tehran is insisting that it retain the right to continue small-scale enrichment for research purposes on its own soil, a demand flatly rejected by the West. But the fact that the parties continue to negotiate even as the gears of diplomacy slowly turn suggests that, much evidence to the contrary, both sides may well find...
...himself into the Paris salon scene. There he painstakingly extracted every minute detail of his surroundings. As he observed, "The writer, long before he knew he was going to be one, habitually avoided looking at all sorts of things other people noticed ? [while] ordering his eyes and ears to retain forever what to others seemed puerile." He studied people with unnerving curiosity. "Fashionable society mattered to him," a friend recorded, "but in the manner that flowers matter to a botanist, not in the way that flowers matter to a man who buys a bouquet." Proust was equally interested in less...