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...third time in 10 years, every portfolio managed by the firm—from domestic equity to emerging market bonds—had outperformed its benchmark. That would mean more money for the University, of course, as well as more money for Meyer and his top endowment managers, with seven- and eight-figure bonuses for many at the top of the firm’s payroll...
...benefit concert. By having a sound fiscal plan for the Dylan show and building on the successes of last November’s Guster appearance and Springfest’s Busta Rhymes concert, the council and the HCC have set the path and the benchmark for future concerts on campus...
...average, each Harvard class includes 250 students from families with annual incomes of less than $60,000, according to Fitzsimmons. He said that Byerly Hall is using this figure as a benchmark for the success of the financial aid initiative...
...while Mittleman exceeded his benchmark in domestic bonds by a similar margin as last fiscal year, he and Samuels will see a smaller paycheck after the management company board voted in March to lower its maximum compensation below last year’s top salaries...
...Benchmark statistical moments are almost always anticlimactic. When the U.S. population shifted from rural to urban areas in 1920, there was no annunciatory thunderclap. And in about 2060, the year by which census figures suggest that non-Hispanic whites will become less than 50% of the population, the switch will have long been old news. Still, such dates have historical cachet, and 2004 soon may too. The University of Chicago's respected National Opinion Research Center (NORC) has reported that the proportion of adult Americans calling themselves Protestants, a steady 63% for decades, fell suddenly to 52% from...