Boys go to Grand Central Palace to learn all they can from the exhibits; they are handed pamphlets every where and the final test was on the mezzanine floor.
They say that retailers should "consider using an Internet lottery for 'hot' items"; use wristbands or tickets to designate those who have arrived early; and distribute pamphlets showing where sale items are located within the store.
Riot grrrl's DIY, punk philosophy opposed alternative music's dominant bro culture and created, through gigs and pamphlets, spaces where women could discuss issues of gender, race, sexuality, equality and enjoy being able to crowdsurf without being groped.
My job was fairly simple throughout the half day, say hello, do not ask how they are (come on, it's a funeral), hand out pamphlets, show where the bathrooms are, nod in silence, barely smile, look down a lot, cross hands in front loosely, a little like Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge does, do not sit, do not sneeze, do not chit-chat, be serene, and do not, under any circumstances, slam doors.
While deployed to Iraq, Manning discovered that Iraqi soldiers had arrested members of a political group for producing a pamphlet called "Where Did the Money Go?" decrying corruption in the cabinet of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.
After ringing a doorbell – no doubt the bane of the receptionist's life – you're transported to a place where pamphlets come to die.
Condoms were dispensed free with Milky Way chocolates from a bowl at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine booth, where pamphlets on living with H.I.V. were available.
In downtown Atlanta, Capilla de la Fe holds services at a "Stop Suffering Center," where pamphlets in Spanish tout the cure-all effects of holy water available with a donation.
"Work in Progress," an airy wood structure built to resemble an artist's atelier, was the winning design in the Westchester Arts Council's competition to design the tourism center, where pamphlets, a video display and other information about the county's cultural events are available.
