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Zhang said that while she “wishes they had had a bit more time to sell??perhaps during a less busy weekend due to the visiting prefrosh,” she thought the event, the first of its kind at Harvard, went “pretty well...
...example, the Coop would never be without a book you need because it would know exactly how many to order. In fact, the Coop’s prices are already so steep in part because they don’t know how many books they will be able to sell??so they insure their profit with a higher price...
...Because the two serious tickets are running on similar issues, the defining factor will likely be which candidate can craft—and sell??the better campaign narrative, says Sundquist. He adds that the Flores-McLeod ticket may have trouble engaging voters on a personal level...
...Blaming hip-hop for our current state is like blaming the pan-flute and zither for the crusades.” In an economy where pop culture is marketed, packaged, and sold, the product must, by necessity, reflect society’s values. Obviously, misogyny, violence and crime sell??and to far more people than those that actually live the lifestyle hip-hop albums promote. But somehow, hip hop is supposed to be viable explanation for the fact that homicide is the leading cause of death for 15-24 year old black males? Passing the buck...
...that remains in crisis. In New York City, all the money used to back this program has been raised privately, promoting academic achievement without further burdening the state. It is likely that a program that employs market-type solutions for social problems will be easier to “sell?? to private donors, individuals, and institutions who might otherwise be opposed to funding programs perceived by many to be inefficient, expensive, and ineffective. Furthermore, the program does not spend money without measurable achievement. Unlike an underperforming teacher or an expenditure on unnecessary supplies, which both represent sunk costs...