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...JAMES CRAMER, our other personal-finance columnist, is a new contributor to TIME, but he's familiar to millions of investors. A former newspaper reporter, he now manages a Wall Street hedge fund. He explains the market's latest moves in frequent television appearances and on the investing website thestreet.com which he helped launch. His investing commentary and advice nicely combine the perspective of an active market pro with the verve of a sports fanatic. We're pleased to have Cramer aboard, and hope you will let us know what you think of him and our other columnists...
...Cramer and Steven A. Balmer '77, advertising manager, recognized that students did not use The Crimson's "The Third Page," a section of the Thursday paper with limited weekend listings of plays, concerts, lectures and musical performances. Instead, students consulted the Independent or bought The Phoenix and The Real Paper for goings-on in Cambridge and Boston...
...Cramer thought of the name "What is To Be Done"--a reference to a tract by Vladimir Lenin of the same title...
...distributing the 12-page newsprint magazine to Harvard, MIT, Lesley and Tufts students, the weekly had a large circulation. What is to Be Done quickly attracted advertisers and proved to be a lucrative asset for The Crimson. Cramer says he loved the notion that The Crimson's magazine could compete in the marketplace with local publications...
Many students may have missed Cramer's reference to Lenin, but they still enjoyed writing about cultural events for the magazine. As its editor, Kaplan planned each issue around an "anchor piece," a feature article about a musician, playwright or somebody in the arts...