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...display in the Science Center unveiled yesterday by the Society of Arab Students (SAS) sparked some concern at the introductory meeting of Harvard Students for Israel (HSI) yesterday...
...first, Europe. In 1998 the company spent $200 million buying back its key licensee, Poloco SAS of Paris, which had been managing to increase sales in only the single digits, compared with double-digit growth in the U.S. And last summer Polo Ralph Lauren spent another $22 million buying out its Italian partner, PRL Fashions of Europe. A key Polo lieutenant, Lance Isham, moved from the company's New York City headquarters to London to oversee the company's international development, and an Italian, Gian Luigi Longinotti-Buitoni, who had most recently been CEO of Ferrari North America, was hired...
...European Champions' League. And such a standard comes at a price; many of the globe's top players are stars on the European circuit, and some arrived at World Cup 2002 exhausted after long domestic seasons. Overall moments of brilliance, like the thrusting runs of Turkey's Hasan Sas and the second half of the final, were bright lights of World Cup 2002 against a bleak background of some stupefying games?like England's play-for-a-draw match against Nigeria in the oppressive humidity of Osaka's Nagai Stadium...
...HASAN SAS, 25, TURKEY Outstanding throughout the tournament, the attacking Galatasaray star always looked like a name to watch in his nation's industrious advance through World Cup 2002?both for his physical and technical strength and for his enterprising moves. VALUE: $12 million, up from $6 million...
...European Champions' League. And such a standard comes at a price; many of the globe's top players are stars on the European circuit, and some arrived at World Cup 2002 exhausted after long domestic seasons. Overall moments of brilliance, like the thrusting runs of Turkey's Hasan Sas and the second half of the final, were bright lights of World Cup 2002 against a bleak background of some stupefying games - like England's play-for-a-draw match against Nigeria in the oppressive humidity of Osaka's Nagai Stadium...