Word: ticket
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Last year, for example, the election commission ruled that candidates without running mates would be charged the full cost of any printing materials. Candidates running on a ticket for president and vice president could split those costs, each paying 50 cents...
...Haynes, who is running on a ticket with Mark A. Price '98, said that charging each of the candidates running together the full cost of materials would ensure "a completely fair system that gives no penalty for people running on their...
That may sound like a case of putting the cart before the horse, but in Hollywood the cart and horse have been near equal partners ever since Star Wars demonstrated that revenues from film-related action figures, magnets and whatnot could rival a movie's ticket sales--and in at least two cases, Batman and Jurassic Park, even surpass box-office revenues. Some estimates place the overall movie tie-in business at $10 billion annually in retail sales worldwide. Entertainment executives make no bones about merchandising's importance. "It's something we all live with every day of our lives...
...impact of the Belle signing has already been felt in the White Sox ticket office, where the phones have been ringing off the hook. Last year only 21,220 fans a game came to the new Comiskey Park to watch the Pale Hose futilely chase the Indians. Reinsdorf had the Big Hurt, Thomas, at first base, and a bigger hurt in the empty upper deck. The best team in the history of basketball was not enough for him. "My first love is baseball," he says. "I will not rest easy until I win the World Series." And that would...
...definitely sad and would like to go home," she says. "But I can't spend $500 for a ticket more than twice a year. I can wait until December...