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Nowadays travel is accessible to most everyone, and the current boom in the luxury-goods business has given Samsonite reason to revisit its roots. When shopping for Black Label Couture, customers can choose the lining, trim, hardware and thread that will be used to make their bags--a total of more than 2,000 different possible combinations, including unconventional materials like velvet, alligator and patent leather. With the aid of computer technology, sales associates can show customers what their creation will look like as they style it. Depending on the materials and style, prices range from...
...narrow the Pulitzer Committee is in awarding the prize.RETURNING CHAMPIONNow much acclaimed, Adams will return to a much tamer campus than that of his college days to accept the Harvard Arts Medal. In addition to delivering a lecture on his life’s work, Adams hopes to revisit the stimulating atmosphere that nourished his artistic impulses.“The friends I made at Harvard and the kind of intellectual and spiritual exploration I took, they formed my life,” Adams says. “I don’t think of it as Harvard. It?...
...generally an already self-selected group of art appreciators,” says Alexandra M. Hays ’09, who curated the show. “The exhibit is intentionally placed outside of an officially sanctioned Harvard art space so that a new audience is witness to the revisiting of past works.” This raises questions about the nature of documentation itself: “Is it a fair re-creation or expression of the original?” asks Hays. “That Was Then and This is Now” is a unique exhibition...
...final decision on the calendar will fall to the seven-member Harvard Corporation—the University’s top governing board—as well as to the alumni-elected Board of Overseers. Petersen sent a letter to the Corporation last week urging them to revisit the calendar...
Quinlan was soon prompted to revisit her decision, when five months later the SJC allowed, in the case Commonwealth v. Adjutant, the admission of a victim’s violent history regardless of whether or not that history was known to the defendant...