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Women are now setting their corporate goals high, and more and more are achieving their ambitions. Between 1972 and 1983, the number of executive women in U.S. business more than doubled, from 1.4 million to 3.5 million, and it is still climbing. Says Harvard Labor Economist David E. Bloom: "The growth of women in the work force is probably the single most important change that has ever taken place in the American labor market. Their arrival at high executive levels will be the major development for working women over the next 20 years...
After the one-hour, 15-minute nuptial Mass, the limousines and buses delivered the 450 guests to the Kennedy compound, where two huge white tents equipped with heavy sidewalls and heaters kept out the chill breeze off Nantucket Sound. Inside, fruit trees in full pink-and-white bloom gave the lie to the weather, and a sumptuous lunch was capped by an eight-tier wedding cake weighing a whopping 425 lbs. and topped by the traditional bride and groom figures...
...were assigned to jury duty, and you were then assigned a place to sit,” Assistant District Attorney Sara Bloom told the jury. “But you don’t have to live in your seat to be assigned to jury duty...
...center of the controversy was a letter sent to Kanki in August 2004 by SPH Dean Barry R. Bloom setting forth the terms of the new working relationship Kanki would have with the executive director. The letter was rescinded on May 18 after extensive back-and-forth between Kanki and the Provost’s Office over those terms...
...Dean Barry R. Bloom sits on the Foundation’s scientific advisory board...