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...successor of a popular two-term president was the front-runner, Bill Bradley had to show how different he was--personally and politically. The only way he could do that was by running to the left of the Vice president. But by doing so, he removed himself from the main-stream and eliminated his chances of winning the general election--which is ultimately what Democratic voters, just like Republican voters, want...
...products that involve new thinking and connect with their souls," says Target v.p. Ron Johnson, who launched the Graves line before switching over to Apple's business-development team. Not surprisingly, the department-store chain, based in Minneapolis, Minn., has become the talk of Madison Avenue, not to mention Main Street. And this year, as Target nears the opening of its 1,000th store, Graves has been joined by the doyen of design, Philippe Starck, another Alessi regular, and Target's hometown hipsters, the young design team Blu Dot. Says Dziersk: "This is the principle that began with the Bauhaus...
Perhaps the main reason Dartmouth has beaten Harvard twice is the emergence of the Big Green's offense. Bredin (10 g, 30 a) trails only Ruggiero for points by a defenseman. Freshman Carly Haggard (20 g, 17 a) and junior Jen Wiehn (18 g, 17 a) also pack some punch. Wiehn scored the overtime goal at Bright Hockey Center in November...
Perched on the top floor of New Quincy, the Quincy House master's two-floor apartment was named one of Boston's top five apartments by Boston Magazine. With three bedrooms and four baths in the main apartment, and a four-bedroom, two-bathroom residence assistant quarter, the rooms are large and spacious. But the interior dulls in comparison to the Boston and Cambridge skyline that lies just outside. Elegant living is not the big selling point for the pad; the Quincy House residence simply has what others do not: an immense roof garden with exquisite views of Boston...
...this too resulted in disaster. I was instantly redirected to, of all places, ihateclowns.com, a website devoted to the exposure of clowns as one of the greatest threats to modern society. "There are people in this world who dress up and act like clowns," the diatribe on the main page reads; "I don't like these people. I am not clownophobic...I do not fear clowns. Really. I don't. They are just not nice people. They scare little kids, they cause neurosis in some adults, they have big floppy feet, they try to fit too many of their kind...