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...People don't realize how small the city of Boston is," says Antonio L. Rodriguez, a visitor representative for Boston tourism information. "For the past couple weeks they've been extremely tight, and that's due only to fall foliage...
Dalton prides itself on producing community-oriented students who aren't afraid to speak their minds, and the campus has a nerdy sort of earnestness about it. On a recent weekday, a visitor could watch the student government debate the senior class's annual joke resolution with the tenscity of the U.S. Senate discussing health care reform. (Among other things, the proposal called for Dalton's first-year student to "refer to any area where a group of seniors has gathered as Mt. Olympus...
...using the stacks [at Widener] and claimed he had no reason to be in there," Rooney wrote. But Cole later admitted that he'd been in Widener at least once in the previous two months. Widener Library checkers interviewed by The Crimson say they remember Cole as a regular visitor to the stacks, both before and after he left his Harvard job in the spring...
...understand what I'm trying to say?" demands John Francis Welch Jr. The embattled chairman of General Electric puts an arm around a visitor's shoulders and spreads out an improbable set of papers. One shows that GE, with 222,000 employees in 100 countries, has had only three criminal convictions in the 13 years that Welch has run the company. Another points out that the U.S. Justice Department, which has been hounding GE lately, has had 140 of its employees prosecuted for corruption or other on-the-job offenses just since 1992. Yet another shows that GE is headed...
When TIME Online started, it drew about 40,000 visitors a week. Now, as it marks its first anniversary, more than 70,000 users check out TIME Online each week, and the service recently logged on its three-millionth visitor. Says TIME public affairs director Robert Pondiscio: "A year ago, very few magazine publishers had even heard of online services. Now almost every magazine in America is either online or thinking about going online, or losing sleep, worrying if they've missed the boat...