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04.17.08 -- Graduate students Elliot Cless and Phil Acimovic are ending their final year at Tufts with a bang as they prepare for a day filled with music.>>>

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Goddard Chapel, once called "the most photographed chapel in the country," was built in 1882 and officially dedicated in 1883. At the time, it was large enough to seat the entire student body and faculty.

With the economy slipping, many are looking to see what businesses will continue to thrive despite the recession, and an unlikely industry is getting a lot of attention from analysts. Candy manufacturing is considered by some to be nearly "recession-proof," an opinion professor James Tillotson of the Friedman School seeks to explain.

People may not be able to flip for Starbucks or even to go to McDonald’s. But they have the ability to pay a dollar for a treat.

James Tillotson
Professor of Food Policy
and International Food Business
FriedmanSchool of Nutrition Science and Policy
TuftsUniversity
Associated Press
June 23, 2008