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...cost of some $1.5 million a week and at an average of $12.50 an hour--already one of the highest textile wages in the world. And even better than his word, Malden Mills was up and running last week at 80% of its Polartec capacity, thanks to round-the-clock salvage work and the purchase of 15 new machines. "I haven't really done anything," says Feuerstein. "I don't deserve credit. Corporate America has made it so that when you behave the way I did, it's abnormal...
...With the clock winding down in the first half last night, Vermont's Eddie Benton--the nation's fourth leading scorer in Division I men's basketball--pulled up for a shot that would have pulled his team within one point of Harvard...
Notwithstanding the curiosities of the campaign, a serious issue lies at its heart. The election has essentially become a vote of confidence on President Boris Yeltsin's economic reforms and their high social cost. "This is the ideal moment for those who want to turn back the clock," says Moscow political commentator Otto Latsis. "The price has been paid for reform, but the average person will not see the results for several more years...
...addition. Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles has relaxed the clock for junior faculty to allow them to take more time off and spend more time on their research, McCarthy says...
Participants then studied drawings of objects--including pictures of a boat, telephone, bell, and clock--and learned to visualize them, after which they were shown boxes of three different sizes to standardize the notions of small, medium and large...