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Both coffee purveyors say they are taking active measures to retain customers...
Clinton may lose his support, which means trouble for him. Or Clinton may retain his support, which means trouble for us. If we continue to ignore Clinton's degeneracy, the real story then becomes our degeneracy. A self-governing people that cannot make the most obvious and rudimentary moral judgments about such matters and its rulers may not be self-governing much longer...
...paying demonstrates just how desperate the network-television business has become. CBS paid $4 billion to get back in the game, intercepting rights to the American Football Conference previously held by NBC. A day later ABC, the No. 3 network, outbid NBC with a $4.4 billion deal to retain Monday Night Football. Its cable unit, ESPN (which shared Sunday-night games with Turner Broadcasting's TNT for eight years), dropped $4.8 billion to acquire the entire NFL cable-television package through the 2005 season, giving Team Mouse a sweep. Not to be outrun, News Corp.'s Fox Broadcasting extended...
...substantial portion of middle-and lower-income students' financial aid packages to include more grants and fewer loans. This plan will cost the school $6 million per year. To remain more competetive with state schools (since the price of education is still rising), this new package is expected to retain students who would otherwise look elsewhere...
What effect will the use of age as a factor in tenure cases have on Harvard's ability to attract and retain talented junior faculty, and thus on undergraduate and graduate education...