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...It’s one-stop shopping??it’s a place where they were having all these conversations about science and policy, bringing these resources under one umbrella,” Reeve says. “We have created a momentum, and we will continue to capitalize upon...
This newfound power has inspired companies to transform the most mundane of activities—shopping??into a time of spectacle and excitement. Whole Foods is the innovator in this field, stocking voluptuous produce that would shame the most diligent of horticulturalist. Photos of ruddy farmers reassure you of the authenticity of the product you are buying...
...There’s a house, there’s tutors. It’s kind of a nanny university.” Sciences Po doesn’t have on-campus housing, Mason adds. He had to deal with living expenses like rent and grocery shopping??troubles few Harvard undergrads choose to tackle. “I feel a bit babied,” Mason says, who is now a resident of Kirkland House. But the House system has its perks. “I think it’s a good system. I like the idea...
...They, of course, are the words that greet you when you click on an interesting course hoping to peruse its syllabus in advance of shopping??only to find nothing...
...Garment District occupies a little cyberspace as well, peddling its wares online at www.garmentdistrict.com. The site consolidates the store’s status as a destination for vintage shopping??when asked what brought her to the garment district, shopper Sam L. Steves, 16, of Byfield, Mass. responded, “the internet,” pausing before adding “and cheap clothes...