Word: siding
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Abercrombie & Fitch, the right side of the first room opens up into the second room of the store. Motioning to the left, where a few racks of jackets end at a wall, Schor says, "There's no point in putting anything valuable over to the left--whereas, when you turn right they've forced you to go further into the store...
...Walking up and down the packed aisles, Schor further laments how marketing and consumerism has even taken over the creative side of book selling. Not just affecting the way the books are displayed, marketing influences how they are made. "The covers are all designed by marketing. Even the content is decided partly based on marketing...
...Upon arrival, various Middle East employees directed me, apprehensively, out back to the white van in which Willis sat by himself, his girth filling much of the passenger's side. He took off his headphones and chastised an imagined "motherf----er" in the back of the van before punching himself in the head and immediately apologizing to me for doing so. A brief conversation ensued. He sold me a CD, "Dr. Wax." Willis then grabbed the back of my head and instructed me to say "Rah!," which I did, and then he head-butted me right on the enormous callus...
There, a crimson-colored shark-shaped pinyata with a yellow "H" on its side dangled from a string two union members held between them...
...photographs are gorgeous, the guide is flimsy and would not last a week in my backpack. What students actually need is a one-piece poster with a simple map and a table of all the hours, phone numbers, collections, and lending policies of the libraries. On the reverse side, it could include a map of Widener, or a brief summary of important HOLLIS commands. If it were made of good laminated cardboard stock, students could fold it up and put it in their backpacks or tape it on their wall next to the Harvard Shuttle schedule. That concise approach...