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...Office of Career Services (OCS) says it's been swamped as always by recruiters wanting to come on campus and attend the annual Career Forum...
...international and interdisciplinary association of scholars, scientists, and policymakers concerned with problems that involve politics or public policy as well as the life sciences. According to Gary R. Johnson, the group's executive director, human cloning was just one of the many issues discussed at last week's annual meeting held in Boston...
...idea was the brainchild of Provost HarveyV. Fineberg '67, and was raised by President NeilL. Rudenstine in his annual meeting with the GSClast April...
...increased wealth, consumers spend an additional 4[cents]. And they often stop spending that money when their stock gains erode. If $2 trillion has been lost from investors' pockets over the past seven weeks, then at 4[cents] on the dollar we could expect an $80 billion drop in annual consumer spending, or about 1% of the total U.S. economy. While that alone is not enough to stop the economy from growing, economists say, it could combine with the global currency crisis to tip the U.S. into recession later this year or in early...
...Nucor Corp., a $4 billion North Carolina steelmaker, the global tumult has hit home in both ways. Nucor's exports are down, falling globally from an annual rate two years ago of 700,000 tons to the present 30,000 tons, much of which is accounted for by Asian markets. But far more worrisome is the tough competition in the U.S. market from cheap steel made in Japan, Korea and Russia. Currency devaluations in those countries have made their products cheap for American buyers, says chairman Ken Iverson. "The U.S. is the only economy left that's doing well...