Florida Hospital, a 22-campus chain, now employs that ukulele-playing greeter and exhibits what Tim Burrill, a vice president of the chain, called "calming video art" elsewhere.
They are materializing in supermarkets, military bases, college campuses, even chain stores.
The occupants allegedly barricaded a humanities building on the school's campus by chaining dumpsters to its interior doors at 3 a.m.
In Florence, Arizona, overseas investment is expected to finance a sixth campus for the booming chain of American Leadership Academy charter schools.
An NYU freshman attracted more than 15,000 signatures on her petition to remove the chain from campus, more than any other college student's Chick-fil-A related petitions.
Insiders say the chain's San Francisco campus is already swarming with consultants pitching money-raising proposals -- maybe spinning off divisions like its more upscale Banana Republic into public tracking stocks, or perhaps closing a number of stores.
Jim, this didn't occur to me until after I asked you to join us, but you are the son of a Vassar graduate, so all the more reason you're perfectly suited to this forum (and perfectly suited to answer questions about campus rituals like the Daisy Chain).
NTUC First Campus refers to the NTUC Childcare chain which has been the largest provider of childcare in Singapore since 1977.
Barnes & Noble which operates 720 bookstores, as well as a chain of college campus stores, in February suspended its dividend to save cash and build up the Nook to compete with Amazon's Kindle and Apple Inc's iPad.
Let's take that, and put it on our campus.'" The restaurant chains Wahaca and Byron are among those to have experimented with street food.
Students at some universities have also begun trying to get the chain removed from campuses.
