Word: enjoyability
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...think start-ups are a viable alternative for people who like to be their own bosses--independent," says Rampell, whose three-year-old corporation produces, markets and sells various software programs. "I enjoy making my own decisions. I enjoy the managerial side...
...average cost of about $30, Erica sells about half of what she brings to the exchange. Erica insists that she has no emotional attachment to her clothes. iAfter Iive sold them, itis all done.i But beyond the cash flow, sewing has other appealing qualities. iItis an outlet. I really enjoy it. Itis something I donit have to think about. I just pick up my needle and go,i Waddell gushes.Her desire for design and sewing runs in the family. iMy great-grandmother was a bad-ass freestyle sewer,i Waddell boasts. And her mother jumped at the opportunity to pass...
...Romaine life could be. Other women were catty, choosing to nurture egos rather than build friendships. iThereis always some glaring at the auditions,i Chinwe complains. iAnd there are always the cliques of girls from different modeling agencies.i Featured in several big runway shows while abroad, Chinwe came to enjoy the chance to meet other models. iItis harder because the designers are a lot more fussy,i she says. iThereis a lot of waiting.They wait until the last five minutes to tell you that you have two minutes to get ready because they donit want you to wrinkle the clothes.i...
Seminar-style courses for first-years would inject a human touch into a year where anonymity seems to be the common theme in all courses. Right now, only a quarter of the class gets to enjoy this hands-on learning experience in the Freshman Seminar Program, whether the subject is the medieval cathedral or the history of the Olympic Games...
...BOXING Following the retirement of Don King, the sweet science will enjoy a soul-stirring comeback, a Periclean Age of noble warriors who fight monthly, only against worthy opponents and always on free television. At weigh-ins, the combatants salute each other by reciting, from memory, quatrains about sportsmanship by Grantland Rice...