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...entertainment that knows exactly how fetching it is. The show is a little too sure of the pleasure it expects to give: virtually every song has a built-in encore. In high school, "Hairspray" would have been voted The Most Likely to Think It's the Most Likely to Succeed. The show is Amber pretending to be Tracy...
...shop. In a recent internal memo, he apologized to employees, saying that "certain of our activities do not reflect the way business should be done," and in an overt nod to regulators seeking concrete change, Weill replaced Salomon's chief, Michael Carpenter, with Prince. If Prince, 52, hopes to succeed Weill one day, insiders say, he probably has just two or three months to clear up Salomon's troubles before they start to look like his own. Last week, Weill said he would give up seats on the boards of AT&T and United Technologies. In rapid fashion, Weill...
...Freshman year of high school on the East Coast was a tough transition, which perhaps explains Fisher’s drive to succeed in his first year of college. At Harvard, he has just made the Krokodiloes and plans to comp the Crimson editorial board. Fisher is also an aspiring singer-songwriter who has released a CD under the name Miles Fisher. He hopes to play in a band at Harvard. He hopes everything will go according to plan...
...sense is that yes, they have said that they are looking for a definitive determination of whether our current practices are in compliance with the Solomon Amendment,” says Matt W. Alsdorf, a second-year law student. “If they don’t succeed in whatever administrative options the Department of Defense has, I imagine it will go to court...
Shiraz Allibhai, the managing director of ArchNet, said he hopes the site will succeed in fostering input from its users in the developing Islamic world...