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The Guinness Book of Records was started in 1955 by a beer company hoping to settle pub arguments. But the true genius behind the book was NORRIS MCWHIRTER, a former athlete and sports reporter who possessed one of the world's most prodigious memories for trivia. McWhirter, who died playing...
So is the issue that children are not equipped with the same critical eye toward popular culture, as problematic as it seems? Obviously children are a vulnerable population in terms of marketing and advertising cultural products. Do books, however, strike an especially sensitive nerve? Are books the one cultural medium...
Few analysts have any interest in continuing in banking for more than their two year commitment. Most plan to move on to business school and take on less rigorous jobs in the worlds of finance and management.
“It’s not just a question of departments linking together, you have to have people that link departments together as well as curricular initiatives that foster rigorous interdisciplinary thinking,” he says.
Candidates for the scholarship underwent a rigorous five-month-long application process in which they submitted a policy proposal and detailed their career aspirations.