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...Charles Arthur Dale I, it was an entire philosophy...
...Chad Dale, the banners are anything but depressing. Dale’s face is young and bright, but his eyes are the eyes of decade upon decade of Harvard football history. As is his voice. Between his voice and his grandfather’s, a Charles Arthur Dale has been present in the booth for each of those championships and further back into the program’s illustrious history...
...crowd was looking for a show-down when Arthur Sulzberger Jr., publisher of the New York Times, and Donald Graham, his counterpart at the Washington Post, shared a table--and later the podium--at a long-scheduled media-industry gathering in New York City last week. Just a day earlier, Sulzberger had essentially made Graham an offer he couldn't refuse, and seized control of a newspaper the two had published as partners since...
This nasty breakup would have been unthinkable before Katharine Graham's death last year. She ran the Post for three decades and was a close friend of Arthur Sulzberger Sr., whose leadership of the Times spanned nearly identical years. Nodding to the publishing blood he shares with Don Graham, the younger Sulzberger says, "We're brothers under the skin...
...Enron. Arthur Andersen. Dynegy. ImClone. Global Crossing. A lot hashappened in the business world since we last checked in with Dilbert. The beleaguered, bespectacled office worker was oppressed during the downsizing era. He "was feeling his oats a little bit" during the dotcom boom and "became a little more insolent and sarcastic at work," in the words of his creator, Scott Adams. Now, says Adams, Dilbert has "reached a depth of cynicism." That cynicism is on full display in the first new Dilbert book to appear in four years: Dilbert and the Way of the Weasel, about to be published...