Thirteen years ago, before department store denim departments grew, kudzu-like, into a tangled thicket of often-obscure brands — before, in fact, there were department store denim departments — Paper Denim & Cloth sold its first pair of jeans.
If you're lacking in the pretty paper department, newspaper can be surprisingly classy, especially if it's just black and white.
If your department manages paper time sheets, and you have been asked by your Department Administrator to become a timekeeper or time approver, contact [email protected] to schedule a training session.
When the city announced the threat on July 2, the State Department criticized the plan, even though a 1998 department briefing paper said consular vehicles could be towed.
With help from improvements in the subscription department, the paper's print circulation was up about 10 percent, to 27,314, for the six months ended Sept. 30 compared with the same period a year ago, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
However, an environment department consultation paper inviting public comment reveals that trans-shipping would be allowed in the Great Barrier Reef marine park when it is "in association with a declared port".
Based on a case study of the use of WinEcon (a hypermedia package) in an economics department, this paper shows how the human participants in the learning environment employ WinEcon to mediate the one-to-one dialogues between teachers and students, and the dialogues among students.
Additionally, migrating San Francisco's police department from paper to iPads is estimated to save them many (crucial) man hours.
A Treasury department white paper from last week criticized the European Commission, arguing that the agency was unfairly acting like a "supra-national tax authority".
But in declarations filed in federal court as part of VICE News FOIAA lawsuit, the State Department's FOIA chief disclosed that the emails Clinton turned over to the department — in "paper form in twelve bankers' boxes" — was not her entire archive.
