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...therefore considered risky. In the past two years some $27 billion in junk bonds have been issued. Both raiders and corporate executives who wish to take their companies private use them to raise the needed money. "Junk bonds completely changed the nature of the game," says Michael Dingman, president of Allied-Signal, a high-tech giant formed last summer in the friendly merger of the two manufacturing concerns...
...editors, and stash all those stencils. And let's not forget that tall guy, John Fox: We'd love still to schmooze, have long detailed talks. But he won't anymore, so we shift our greetings To Sally Falk Moore, who seems always in meetings. To Davis, Dingman, and Ellen Porter Honnett A vocabulary lacking the two words "no comment." A salute to Mike Spence, now entering year two But tell us, please, when we can talk to you. In between your games of tennis and squash We offer you one more faculty scandal to quash...
...masters feel that more time is necessary to determine how effective the current rules are before altering them, said Thomas A. Dingman '67, assistant dean of the College for the Housing System...
...other action, the masters approved a plan to establish closer ties between houses and academic departments, making it necessary for tutors to earn their house's endorsement as well as that of their department. The plan "would attempt to move even more academic advising into the houses," Dingman said...
...addition the College might look into establishing a pool of available people to supervise the parties, Dingman said...