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...night; the big book, after all, was born when customers had no telephones. And such updated procedures, for all their added charms to the busy users, robbed the catalog of a certain gravitas. At its bulky, clunky, inconvenient best, the big book was both a commercial bonanza for its parent company and a moral force in American life. It discouraged impulse buying and promoted the educational benefits of travel...
WHEN THE SONG COP KILLER, BY RAPPER ICE-T'S group Body Count, brought the wrath of police -- not to mention Charlton Heston and Oliver North -- down on Warner Bros. Records and its parent company, Time Warner, the entertainment giant defended its artist's right to free expression. But it began taking a harder look at its albums, rejecting, for example, the work of the rapper Paris...
...reader, are the ultimate beneficiary of that goal. Whether you are a student, a professor, a graduate, a parent, a city resident, a staff member, a University administrator or a visitor to Cambridge picking up this newspaper for the first time ever, we want to give you the best newspaper possible...
Perplexed parents who want to obey all the laws can always turn to professional nanny agencies. "All my families sign a contract that says they will take full responsibility for paying taxes just as the law requires," says Marianna Bagge, director of the Denver-based National Academy of Nannies. "I have turned down families who are not willing to comply." Bagge trains up to 70 nannies a year, and their services aren't cheap. The graduates, who are all U.S. citizens, typically earn from $1,200 to $1,500 a month to start, and the academy collects a one-time...
...government that does not pay its bills, exempts itself from civil rights laws, exploits its power for profit. He spoke of sacrifice, of middle-class tax relief, of returning government to the people who pay for it. He called himself the man from Hope, Arkansas, born into a single-parent family, who understood about hard times...