Word: statement
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...venture, Harvard worked with Lehman Brothers to make information about the bonds available to investors on the bank's website. Investors had online access to the information such as the offering's summary sheet, timeline, preliminary official statement, preliminary pricing data and number of orders for each series of bonds...
Some of the questions last night hit close to home. One student in the audience asked if Lee was making a statement about the University by making Pierre de la Croix, the creator of the minstrel show in Bamboozled, a Harvard alum...
...management in a factory producing clothes for Kohl's and Target, which fired hundreds of workers to teach them a lesson, according to the National Labor Committee. Harvard's sizable holdings give it the power to influence their labor policies, and yet Harvard has taken not even issued a statement. The Harvard Corporation stubbornly held out for years before agreeing to partially divest from apartheid South Africa, and then only after strenuous protests and alumni refusals to donate. It is hard to have faith that Harvard will do the right thing in the case of sweatshops without serious prodding from...
...investigate Davis' allegations, the sorority's national office sent a team that included Atlanta civil rights lawyer Mason Barge. He says the team found no hint of racism: "There was no evidence other than one girl's statement." The local sorority chapter agreed last month to offer racial sensitivity training to its members in exchange for not being disciplined by the university. The sorority still has no black members and is not required to accept any. Out of about 1,000 applicants this year, Barge says, the freshman was the only black. Because the sorority uses campus facilities...
...term, there will likely be a Bush rally if he wins (and a short Gore funk in the aforementioned industries if the veep is elected). Word is the markets don't discount these things as fully as they do everything else, so Wednesday, November 8, could be a candid statement of just what Wall Street thinks of Main Street's choice...