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...trademark dispute between the University and notHarvard.com, an online educational website, erupted into a flurry of litigation on July...
NotHarvard struck first, suing the University in an attempt to establish that its domain name does not infringe on the University's trademark...
According to William W. Fisher, a law school professor, the case is likely to focus on the idea that notHarvard is "diluting" Harvard's famous trademark...
...that's Elise Ray." With those words, the voluble Bela Karolyi, national women's team coordinator and the man behind the Magnificent Seven gold-medal winners of the 1996 Olympic Games, unofficially crowned America's next darling of the mats. It was the verbal equivalent of one of his trademark bear hugs. "I'm not afraid of taking on that role," Ray said last week after earning her ticket to Sydney by accumulating the highest score in four qualifying meets...
...books in the new series, Don't Forget Me! and Locker 13, read like slightly more sophisticated installments of Goosebumps. Stine's prose is, as usual, simple, his dialogue attuned to the speech of the young ("awesome," "totally lost it," "Duh"). The plots of both involve Stine's trademark: teenagers being frightened witless in a context assuring readers that nothing truly dangerous will occur. As he admits, "There's more teasing than horror in my books...