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I was pleased to see LEGO getting front page billing on such a renowned paper. On
the other hand, I was disappointed to see that the Globe didn't do its research;
the front page had the word "Legos" in big bold print. Simultaneous transgressions
in both plurality and capitalization! While I fully admit to using many incorrect
versions of the word/toy/company in speaking, I take great care to get it right in
writing. I would think that the Globe would have checked to get it right on the
front page story.
ah well, so it goes.
shaun
Eric Kingsley wrote:
> On the front page of the Boston Sunday Globe Business Section there is an
> article about new interview practices companies are using. The corrisponding
> picture and the lead to the article is about how the Zefer Co. asks their
> prospective employees to build something with LEGO and then they talk about it.
>
> You can see the picture and read the article here...
>
> http://www.boston.com/globe/business/
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> This link may not work after Sunday so us this link to read the article
> although you won't get the picture. You will have to cut and past this because
> it is too long and covers more than one line.
>
> http://www.boston.com/dailyglobe2/009/business/Games_brainteasers_that_can_get_
> you_a_job+.shtml
>
> I think most of us would love an interview like that :-).
>
> Eric K.
>
> The New England LEGO User Group
> http://www.nelug.org/
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