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...System. Following his time in government, Ferguson, who also holds both a law degree and a Ph.D. in economics from Harvard, became the chairman of Swiss Re American Holding Corp., a leading reinsurance company. The University also announced that Pauline Yu ’71, president of the American Council of Learned Studies and former dean of the humanities at the University of California, Los Angeles, would succeed Lee as the vice chair of the board’s executive committee. In a statement, Faust praised the experience and fresh views that both Ferguson and Yu will bring to their...
...authors of the site, who purport to “blush crimson for the stars,” post short blurbs on what they claim are the exploits of “campus celebrities,” including Undergraduate Council President Matthew L. Sundquist ’09 (he “used to have neon yellow hair,” the site explains), and sex blogger Lena Chen...
Feldstein, who is well known for his advocacy of free-market economics, led the NBER from 1977 to 1982, and again since 1984. From 1982 to 1984, he served as chairman of President Ronald Reagan’s Council of Economic Advisers...
...violence at the U.S. embassy in Belgrade that left one person dead and parts of the building damaged by fire on Thursday has provoked a furious reaction in Washington. Speaking at the United Nations, U.S. ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad called the attack an "outrage," and the Security Council passed a resolution reminding the Serb government "of its responsibility to protect diplomatic facilities." The violence came in the wake of a peaceful demonstration by hundreds of thousands of Serbs condemning this week's Western-backed declaration of independence by Kosovo, which has until now been a Serbian province governed under U.N. auspices...
...Mahdi Army has largely avoided confronting U.S. forces for years, and the cease-fire Sadr announced unexpectedly six months ago was not directed at the Americans as much as it was aimed at halting fighting between Sadr's followers and members of the rival Shi'ite Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council (SIIC) and its Badr militia. Intra-Shi'ite fighting threatened al-Sadr's popularity, and it was in his interests to tamp things down. But the Sadrists and SIIC are still vying for control in much of southern Iraq, and their conflict is likely to flare up again. Al-Sadr...