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Kamil E. Redmond '00, a key supporter of the women's guide, also serves on the Trust committee...
...plea bargain by two key suspects in the Bank of New York money laundering scandal exposed last year could prove devastating to some Moscow movers and shakers. Reuters reported Wednesday that former Bank of New York official Lucy Edwards and her husband, Peter Berlin, owner of the company through whose accounts the illegally transferred billions were moved, pleaded guilty in New York to money laundering charges. "Presumably, the government is going to try and get them to cooperate and tell investigators how this money laundering scheme worked, what its mechanisms were," says TIME senior business writer Bernard Baumohl. "And obviously...
...whiff of disingenuousness clings to him. He has chosen homespun robes, he says, because they make "the most sense" and help avoid a textile industry that "enslaves its workers." Still, living much as Jesus did--declining money and subsisting on charity--is key to winning supportive friends. Says Connie Muir, whose daughter and son-in-law housed him for two months last fall: "He speaks to the deepest part of your soul." And Joseph sees possibilities in this land of shuttered mines. "There's a faith waiting to come out. It's like a beautiful heart is under there...
DIED. HAROLD GREENE, 76, federal judge who presided over the antitrust suit that broke up telephone colossus AT&T and who, as a young lawyer, drafted key civil rights legislation; in Washington...
Over the past five years Northwestern University journalism and law students uncovered key evidence that helped overturn the convictions of seven death-row inmates in Illinois. "It's exhilarating," said journalism professor David Protess. "But it's outrageous that we were the defense against innocent people being put to death...