| Vol XXXIII No. 15 | Monday, September 13, 1999 |
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Lecture traces fall and rise of Harley-Davidson
While major corporations were handing out candy bars and jelly beans to prospective recruits during career day Friday, marketing executive Ken Schmidt greeted a crowd in the Jordan Auditorium with the roar of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Schmidt described Harley-Davidson as a "phenomenally successful company that wasn't always so," in his lecture, "The Rise and Fall and Rise of Harley-Davidson: The Power of Employee Empowerment." He addressed the company's failures and success ... [more]
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Who Can I Call in Antartica?
Following my last column, I received several entirely anticipated hostile e-mails and letters, not a one of which minced words in sharing opinions of me. "You're just a stupid woman" was the most frequent comment I heard, but the comment "You're ... [more]
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Brees blows Boilermakers past Irish
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. If you don't learn from the past, you're doomed to repeat it. Notre Dame (1-2) learned that the hard way in Saturday's 28-23 loss to Purdue (2-0), as it watched the clock run out for the second-straight week. ... [more]
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Passing the cancer stick
Everyone has been affected by smoking at one time or another. For some, smoking is a necessity for surviving the drudgery of everyday life. For others, it is simply an annoyance to be dealt with, or maybe even embraced only in ... [more]
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