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DESIGN TOUCHSTONE Seo's creations evoke a Zen-like simplicity, and he is resourceful, making chair covers out of old cashmere sweaters and picking rocks from his garden for dinner-party place cards. But it all looks sophisticated, and that is the rule. "If you don't have a stylish home, you're going to be disappointed," he says. "You won't care how green it is, because it's all about style...
...fact, all Whole Foods stores strive to be happy stores. The backbone of the company is its highly enforced culture of empowerment. Instead of a hierarchy, employees form teams headed by a leader. Everyone's opinion counts. Hirings and firings are decided from the bottom up, and rule breaking is encouraged if excellence can result. "We're willing to give up some control or allow you to make mistakes," Gallo explains, "and through that, people become empowered, and they get really passionate...
...sake of global security and economy—especially because they are closely related to both. Russian civil society can survive without international financial support, but not without political support. The work carried out by NGOs may be, after all, the most important means of developing the rule of law in Russia. Both authors are fellows at the Sakharov Program on Human Rights at the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies. Arkadiy Leybovskiy is a historian from Krasnodar. Kirill Babichenko is an attorney from Velikiy Novgorod and serves on the Commission of Human Rights in the Novgorod region...
...associate professor of African studies, said shortly after the Pulitzer Board made its announcements yesterday afternoon. “This is one of the most spectacular moments of my life.”“Imperial Reckoning,” a record of Britain’s violent rule in Kenya during the 1950s, began as Elkins’ doctoral dissertation at Harvard.“There are vestiges of the dissertation there,” Elkins said. She completed the book—her first—as a fellow at the Radcliffe Institute during...
...news/editorial wall, though preventing bias based on the editorial board’s positions, does not rule out the potential bias emanating from individual reporters’ personal opinions. Two weeks from now in this space, William C. Marra ‘07, The Crimson’s president, will write about the paper’s conflict of interest policies and on the concept of ‘objectivity’ in journalism...