(43) Eliot
Janeway, "Birth of the Tickets," Fortune, September 1944, 132.
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Janeway Yale University Press, $22.50
Making sense of information requires a significant investment of money and time, says Dean
Janeway, president and chief operating officer, Wakefern Food Corp., Elizabeth, N.J.
Chairman Dean
Janeway, president and COO of Wakefern Food Corporation, echoed Quinn's sentiments.
All of which counted for little on a recent afternoon as he shuttled among the small examining rooms in the
Janeway Child Health Centre in St.
At least in Picard's interpretation of the twenty-third century, women can actually captain ships (see
Janeway on the Voyager).
A Token for Children, a popular colonial book by James
Janeway, was published.
Black faces will be substituted for white in government, servants will be encouraged to become consumers and, as Eliot
Janeway recently wrote, "the U.S.
And at Birmingham's NEC, Captains James T Kirk and Kathryn
Janeway admitted they'd give it another go.
Fourth Point Wealth in Newport Beach has announced Chris
Janeway has opened a new PlanMember financial center in Newport Beach, the company said.
The book features background information on Edward Clark, the builder of the Dakota, as well as its architect Henry
Janeway Hardenbergh.
5:49 p.m.: Main Street, 11-year-old male upset at Perkins School's
Janeway Center.