Word: annually
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...percentage of bonds to your age: at your 65th birthday hold 65% bonds (or bonds and cash) and 35% stocks. But a typical bond, the five-year Treasury, historically yields only about 5.3% and yields even less today--about 4.5%. The broad stock market, in contrast, has returned an annual average of about 11% a year since 1926, 18% a year since 1980. Clearly, if you want your money to last until you're 100, you'll need more exposure to stocks further into retirement...
...other recent polls, U.S. News and World Report ranked HBS first in the nation. HBS fared a little worse though in BusinessWeek magazine's annual rankings, which rated the school fifth...
...Besides having a super cool website (click on the yin-yang!), the Harvard Tai Chi Tiger Crane Club offers a kick-ass, karate-choppin' good time. The club, Harvard's original martial arts group, runs the February Harvard Martial Arts Expo in Agassiz Theater and organizes the Annual Harvard Conference on Tai Chi and Health. Members of the club can choose to focus on tai chi or kung fu (there are separate practices for each, plus a joint practice on Sundays), and follow the professional leadership of Master Yon Lee. Members also perform at occasional events and make appearances...
...student focus groups, which met last term under the auspices of the committee, assessed every question in the course surveys. The reviews published in the CUE's annual guidebooks are based on the data from these surveys...
...Faculty of Arts and Sciences' (FAS) once-tenuous finances are now overflowing with Capital Campaign money, Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles wrote in his annual letter to the Faculty, released yesterday...