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They claim Harvard has refused to negotiate with them in good faith. Every offer made to the union by the University includes cutting the guards, especially since they say that their wages have not risen since 1995. The union has been in negotiations with the University since the organization was formed...
Foster, like his former partner Richard Rogers (who has a peerage, but no Pritzker as yet), is a pivotal figure in British architecture. But his buildings have risen all over the world, from Germany to China, and at present his practice employs some 500 people. His influence on the profession is enormous. His 1985 tower for the Hongkong & Shanghai Bank headquarters in Hong Kong, for instance, reversed the general dogma that a high-rise office block had to have a solid central core: it is not a "block" but a frame, a vertical web whose generous, open ground level...
...Possibly" is the key word because for now, dreamy values for Internet companies persist. The jig isn't up, and it may be that this isn't a jig at all. AOL, which has risen from $86 to $164 in the past five weeks, may indeed be the most profitable company in the U.S. some years from now, though last year it strained to make $92 million. It's certainly priced for success. With a market value of $166 billion, it's already more than two times as expensive as Ford, the reigning profits champ last year at $22 billion...
...horizon and most Harvard students are either sound asleep or finishing up a paper due at 9 a.m. Across campus, however, a few heads are rolling off their pillows and stumbling toward the Charles as they prepare to row for House pride. With a long history, House crew has risen to be one of the most popular of intramural sports...
Soon much of the room had risen to its feet, swaying to the music and singing along as the floor vibrated beneath them...