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Kennedy’s appearance was not the first time a Supreme Court justice sat on a moot court bench to judge the Ames competition. Supreme Court Associate Justice David H. Souter ’61 was among the judges last year, and Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg presided...
...Edward Ginsburg ’55, the former Massachusetts Turnpike Authority employee who publicized the leaks in the Big Dig’s tunnels, was named the “Bostonian of the Year.” Ginsburg is a graduate of both Harvard College and Harvard Law School...
Later in the argument, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg asked Clement what sorts of measures law schools could take to disassociate themselves from the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy...
...there's more to this unusual fund company than congenital contrarianism. Brokers and clients prize its funds because over long periods they deliver steady gains--lagging in hot markets but shining in tougher times. "I've been putting clients in their funds for 15 years," says Larry Ginsburg, a financial planner in Oakland, Calif. In the downturn of 2001-02, American Funds' Investment Co. of America ($78 billion) fell just 9.7% a year as the market dropped 17.2% a year. Since then, the fund has risen 14% a year, just a shade behind the market's 14.8% annual return. Growth...
...Harvard Cooperative Society, is pronounced as in “chicken coop.” Not every word of the book is titillating gossip. “Untangling the Ivy League: 2006” includes interviews with former Cornell President Jeffrey S. Lehman and Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the topics of diversity and affirmative action, but these are brief escapes from the banality and incoherence of quotations from anonymous current students. Multiply the Harvard section by seven for each its sibling institutions and you have a sense of the excess of the project. It is unlikely that...