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...They Are Born between 1980 and 2000, the millennial generation is the largest after the boomers (their parents), and, like their parents, millennials are poised to become the next great luxury consumers. Because they've grown up in the age of dotcom billionaires, wealth and success are a given. Although the luxury category might be new to them, they are learning quickly. (Information is just a click away.) This survey looks at older millennials?ages 18 to 27?as well as affluent boomers. Statistical analysis of millennials' and boomers' survey data identified four different segments within each generation, including...
...professors together to discuss the coming war. Summers held court from a couch and directed the conversation. Two professors present at the dinner remember there was widespread skepticism about the reasons the Bush administration had provided for war—but nearly all thought the war would be a success. “In medicine, there’s medical malpractice,” Graham T. Allison Jr. ’62 said.“In law, you can be disbarred. Well, how about in our business?” The answer, Allison said, is that there...
...including Dora Gyorffy ’01 and Kart Siilats ’02—to be named All-Americans in the indoor and outdoor seasons. Now she can shake off the winter chills, rest her foot, and look to improving on Friday’s success in the spring season to come. —Staff writer Dixon McPhillips can be reached at fmcphill@fas.harvard.edu...
...colder than this, just in terms of the unrelenting rain for the whole game,” Duboe said of the sub-freezing temperature. “It’s warm for us right now.”Ultimately, Tillman attributed the team’s success to solid preparation by the coaching staff—his assistant coaches, Anthony Kelly and Kevin Warne—combined with the young team’s energetic style of play.“The kids played hard. They really came out with a sense of urgency,” he said.Looking...
...early to tell if it was having any real impact. Since then, I've been following the statistics of hope - the declining frequency of U.S. and Iraqi casualties, the reduced rate of insurgent attacks and suicide bombings. By the numbers, the surge has been a success. But I'm suspicious of statistics...