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True, the campus life committee--headed by Rudd W. Coffey '97, Philip R. Kaufman '98 and Tally Zingher '99--had its share of failures, mainly because of poor postering by the rest of the council. As punishment, the leftists slashed Coffey's budget by 25 percent and reallocated large chunks of future monies to other committees. But if you didn't partake of any council services, no matter. There won't be any next year, because there's no funding for them...
Higginson Professor of History and of East Asian Languages and Civilizations Philip A. Kuhn said he believes the committee's presentation fell short of a full report...
...Philip R. Kaufman '98, co-chair of the Campus Life Committee which organized SpringFest, said he was excited about the event's reception...
Parent company Philip Morris, whose price cuts on Marlboros were monumentally successful, can well afford the gamble with cereal. A $53 billion packaged-goods powerhouse, Philip Morris is larger than Kellogg ($7 billion) and General Mills ($8.3 billion) combined. Cereal accounts for a mere 2.2% of sales and about 2.1% of operating profits, so the company can easily offset any losses elsewhere. For instance, it jacked up its cigarette prices 4' a pack earlier this month, a move expected to recapture some of the revenue losses from Post cereals. Just last week Philip Morris said its first-quarter profit rose...
...California Press; 539 pages; $29.95), a new study of the Brown & Williamson documents that were leaked to antismoking activist Stanton Glantz. Next month will also see the publication of Smokescreen: The Truth Behind the Tobacco Industry Cover-Up (Addison-Wesley; 288 pages; $22) by New York Times reporter Philip J. Hilts...