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...smiling. Students clustered around a computer in a lobby to check their investments. More than 150 showed up for an impromptu forum last Tuesday to discuss the effect of the market's uncertainty on careers. "Let's put it this way: I was a future investment banker," says Harry Friedberg, 21, who used the $17,000 he made trading options last year to pay his tuition and room and board. But now, he says, "I'll look harder at marketing." For Neil Donnenfeld, 25, the panic only confirmed a decision last year to aim for a corporate career. Before...
...Betsy Friedberg of the Massachusetts Historical Commission said that besides technological uniqueness, the Stadium's connection with Harvard athletics and its influence on the formulation of the rules of football made it a natural selection as a historic site. "Soldier's Field has very important associations with the history ofcollegiate sport. The narrowness of the playingfield was the main reason that the rulesconcerning the forward pass were adopted...
...shown by the Sack cinema chain. However, under intense pressure and scattered threats of violence from religious protesters after the movie was denounced by the Pope and other Catholic officials, Sack, which owns most of the major theaters in the Boston area, dropped the film. Sack owner A. Alan Friedberg's decision was cowardly. Friedberg expressed compassion for the sentiment of offended Catholics, fear for the safety of audiences, and, most disturbing, a fear of anti-semitism in the wake of pressure and hostile comments from the Catholic community...
Particularly disturbing in the Sack case has been the insensitivity of the Sack management towards the rights of the disabled A Alan Friedberg, who owns all Boston's Sack theaters and more than 60 screens in New England, has bluntly refused to install ramps and elevators in more theaters. "If I give them ramps, "he once said in a radio interview, "they will be wanting medication and heart machines in there next...
...Friedberg attributes the rise in applications to two causes students concern for poor people who can no longer receive free legal service from the federal government and the desire to get clinical experience in addition to classwork John T. Harding, operations officer for Harvard Defenders, another growing legal aid society, agrees that the current popularity of clinical education has attracted students to part-time public service work...