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...forum, titled "A peacetime military budget: Why, When, How?" was co-sponsored by the Citizens for Participation in Political Action (CPPAX) and the Harvard-Radcliffe Democratic Socialists of America...
Moderator George Sommaripa pointed out that the forum coincided with Bastille...
...think the most powerful of this forum was [the message] that people should get involved," said Derek A. Curtis, a second-year student of the Divinity School. "There's an apathy and despair about politics that's keeping people away, but that's the wrong thing to think...
...came of age in the '60s and '70s has planted its forward-looking credo so firmly in U.S. boardrooms that it permeates the corporate hierarchy. "People who used to have purely planning titles have been incorporated into other roles," says Sharon Bennett, executive director of the Strategic Leadership Forum, an industry association. If you're in management at a modern company and you don't spend at least part of your day thinking like a futurist, you probably aren't doing your...
Since starting its AOL forum in August 1994, the Fool's most notable accomplishment has been discovering a company called Iomega long before the wing tips in downtown Manhattan did. Iomega, based in Roy, Utah, makes devices for computers called Zip drives and Jaz drives that enable users to store massive amounts of information speedily, reliably and affordably. In early 1995, various Fools, as the participants call themselves, began posting news about the first Zips to hit the market. They soon put their money where their modems were and reaped the rewards. Many of the earliest posters on the Iomega...