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...keeps changing from East Indian to New Yawk in mid-sentence. Henry and director Christian Marquand's work on the rest of the movie isn't nearly as successful, or true to Southern's style (the gaudy trailer included on the DVD edition of the movie has the ironic tag line "Is Candy faithful? Only to the book"). Though the middle section is downright dull - that's what fast-forward buttons and chapter stops were designed for - the finale is the sort of thing that could've only been dreamt up in the 1960s: the storyline has been neatly tied...
...business 10 years ago. After its parent, Swiss luxury-goods company Richemont, appointed Guy Leymarie to take over the reins, Leymarie hired a designer from Herm?s to do the menswear collections and a couple of smart young architects to do a new store. Leymarie also came up with a tag line for all the new ads: "For Mature Audiences," although, as he pointed out, "that doesn't mean old. You can be 25 and be mature." Which is just as well, because the Dunhill' website would be baffling to anyone not accustomed to a steady diet of rock videos...
...TAG-TEAM RETIREMENT Marriages typically undergo a bumpy transition into retirement, according to a Cornell University study, particularly when one spouse quits working before the other. Conflict was highest when husbands retired first, propelling couples into nontraditional roles. But that doesn't mean retirement increases the risk that a couple will divorce. Once the couple adjusts, the golden years tend to be a happy time for husbands and wives...
Dean of Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles announces the planning of a new science museum that would pull from the collections of four of Harvard science museums. The new museum, whose price tag could run in the hundreds of millions, would help to alleviate the space crunch throughout Harvard museums...
...large corporations to draw upon the expertise of HBS professors, HBS Interactive (HBSi) gives corporate America the chance to receive customized educational programs (taught by HBS faculty) aimed at solving specific problems companies are facing. But access to HBS’s brightest minds comes with a large price tag. Companies pay up to $10 million dollars for each customized program...