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...occurs after the market closes on Wednesday,” she wrote. Plotkin and Pajcin would use their insider knowledge to purchase shares and options through the accounts of Pajcin’s aunt in Croatia and an exotic dancer whom the analysts met at a “gentleman??s club.” Mikhail Plotkin, Eugene’s father who reportedly acted on stock tips he received from his son, has also been indicted. Plotkin and Pajcin were eventually caught when the tremendous windfall they reaped from purchasing Reebok shares on insider information sparked...
...huge lecture hall when he is only one of 400, or even to stay at home and sleep more comfortably. One can easily spend four years in Cambridge without meeting a faculty member of higher rank than a teaching fellow. And it is possible to make a gentleman??s C with little or no work and have the only permanent trace of one’s presence here a series of impressions on an IBM card. This spirit of live and let live extends through every aspect of undergraduate life. There are no big men on campus, only...
...would get rid of shirt racing,” Boston said. “Everybody always says a gentleman??s sport comes with a gentleman?...
...dress the way they did when they were about 12 or 14.THC: Are you inspired by any specific literary dilettantes? Ernest Hemingway? Henry Miller? Oscar Wilde? John Milton?GT: Not Oscar Wilde, though he was a great dresser. One of the most important things he said was that a gentleman??s clothes must always hang from his shoulders. John Milton was a very interesting, understated dresser. But the literary dilettante I am most inspired by was probably my maternal grandfather. Both my grandfathers were literary dilettantes. That is to say they wrote execrable poetry with great enthusiasm. They...
...scare off all the women from the course, but this one girl didn’t seem to get the message (culinary school). Her first paper started off, “As a woman…” I stopped reading and gave her the “Gentleman?...