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...Harvard's social space is something different. Our administrators just might put more student offices in Memorial Hall's basement and maybe--if we're lucky--a meeting room or two. But for now, student groups dedicated to useful purposes--writing publications, performing music, organizing minority students, promoting a presidential candidate--are scattered all over campus, mostly in basements with varying degrees of moldiness...
...have a good idea of the types ofcompanies of interest to you, you might want tostart researching them now. Company literature isavailable in the Library Annex and in the HangingFiles, located in the Recruiting Resource Room(which is in the basement off of the ConferenceRoom and/or Room 28). Additional literature isplaced in a hand out section in the RecruitingResource Room. Fact sheets are available in theReception Room, the bookcase outside theConference Room and the Recruiting Office...
...most up-to-date information about theon-campus recruiting program, you should bechecking the Recruiting Bulletin Boards. They arelocated in the basement of OCS outside theConference Room. All Fall and Spring scheduleswill be posted here as well as Bid Lists (and Bidresults in January and February), RecruitingInformation, and Company...
...season's most highly touted new drama may be its biggest disappointment. Tattingers, co-created by St. Elsewhere executive producer Bruce Paltrow, is set in a posh Manhattan restaurant. But while striving for Park Avenue glamour, this NBC show has picked up its plots from Gimbels basement. Super- rich restaurateur Nick Tattinger (Stephen Collins) returns from a stay in Europe and sets about reviving the fortunes of his eatery, fending off a developer trying to strong-arm him into selling out and attempting to smooth relations with his high-society ex-wife (Blythe Danner, one of several good actors wasted...
...shopping, the eastern "City of Angels" has already begun to eclipse Hong Kong and Singapore as the bargain basement of the East, its low prices beaten even lower in a minuet of smiles and shrugs and bartered murmurings of "Mai pen rai," or "Never mind." Temptations are ubiquitous. Stalls line the main streets of the city from morning to midnight, hawking $10 "Rolexes," 80 cents pirated cassettes, silk ties and suitcases and noodles; river markets assemble impromptu on the canals at dawn; and 40 shiny department stores sell everything from computerized horoscopes to tiger cubs. In Bangkok, moreover, high standards...