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...pursue; I have no idea what I want to do with the rest of my life. I know things that I like, but unfortunately, I don’t think I will find many job openings for a video game beta tester or owner of the Boston Red Sox. I get nervous when I hear other students talk about their future careers as if they were I-Banking while still in the womb. Walk into the Coop these days and all you see are books with titles like (I am not making this up): “Sell Yourself!: Master...
...life of a Harvard student in his column “Are You Serious?” Join Eric on alternating Thursdays and take a comic look at college life through the eyes of a guy who spends too much time playing video games, worrying about the Red Sox, and trying to work the washing machine...
...This Yankees-Red Sox, Canadiens-Maple Leafs-style feud is filled with body thumping and trash talking and spiced by a growing inventory of real or imagined insults ranging from stick swinging to flag stomping. Sample dialogue: "They are taught from a very young age to use their stick," U.S.A. forward Tricia Dunn-Luoma says of the Canadian team. "There's a lot of body contact on the boards. Is it dirty? It borders on it." Says Canadian defenseman Colleen Sostorics in response: "I don't think it's taught. It's not what we focus on, but if that...
...smart. I don’t know if he could be the president of Harvard, but he could run Bally’s.”Kudos to you, Lawrence H. Summers.But then, of course, there was the infamous Ozzie Guillen.In the midst of managing the White Sox to the 2005 World Series crown, Guillen offered a perspective on Harvard’s brainpower that was slightly different from Sutton’s.Basically, Guillen said, he is probably smarter than you.“I’m smarter than a lot of guys who go to Harvard...
...firm, anticipates that a vendor that sold only to May stores has a "1 in 100 chance" of being selected by Federated. Of course, the change will benefit the companies that fit into Federated's strategy. Barry Miller, president of sales for $50 million high-end hosiery maker Hot Sox, figures he will sell his products in 150 more stores than he did before the merger. Even the big guys are worried. Says Liz Claiborne's Charron: "I'm concerned too. I have to be." The CEO of the $4.6 billion company estimated $50 million in lost revenue annually from...