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Article: THE DOMINO'S THEORY WHAT DO PIZZA AND ARCHITECTURE HAVE IN COMMON?
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- April 26, 1988
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Robert Campbell is the Globe's architecture critic.
Sometimes the world of press-agentry serves up a pitch so slow
and enticing that you just can't help taking a swing at it.
That is the case with a press release that arrived a few days
ago. This is how it begins:
"Ann Arbor, MI., March 25 1988 . . . An International
Nominating Committee selected by Thomas S. Monaghan, chairman and
founder of Domino's Pizza, Inc., announced this evening the
selection of the Domino's Pizza Top 30 Architects in the World."
It's a phrase that sticks in the memory. "The Domino's
Pizza Top 30 Architects in the World." We are here, surely, at
another watershed in the evolution of Western ...