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...Simon H. Rich ’06-’07, will be starting of a tome of his own after nabbing a two-book deal from the publisher Random House...
According to a statement from Tom Perry, the director of publicity at Random House Publishing Group, Simon will be endeavoring to answer such puzzles as “What happens when the Swiss Army takes its only weapon into battle?” and “Is being invisible really all it’s cracked...
...while Frank Rich indicated in his Jan. 22 column that he will be back to his Times column by the spring, Simon Rich declined to estimate when he will finish writing the book...
...slalom and 43rd in the slalom. The men’s team was plagued by accidents. Sophomore Matt Basilico had the best performance on the men’s side, with a combined time of 2:24.59 giving him a 40th place finish in the giant slalom. Senior Sam Simon wasn’t far behind in 42nd with a time of 2:31.99. Harvard skied the giant slalom events without a pair of its top skiers. Junior Dan Tsai injured his knee in a fall during the first run, while freshman Jake Segal was disqualified for losing...
...Heavy-handed marketing can be dangerous for governments, too. In the U.S., recent revelations that a group close to the Republican Party planted news stories in Iraqi newspapers and allegedly paid off some prominent Iraqi religious leaders caused an uproar in Washington. Simon Anholt, an international consultant who advises political leaders on ways to improve their nations' brand images, thinks the answer lies in moving away from the current obsession with polls and focus groups. "Most governments provide second-rate customer service rather than leadership," he says. "Governments are popular when they have real problems and deal with them well...