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...third tree topples, stop the presses. There must be some hideous new insect at work, threatening the entire forest. And that's a story. So it is with a trio of recently published books, and I'm not making these names up: Dow 36,000 by James Glassman and Kevin Hassett, Dow 40,000 by David Elias and Dow 100,000 by Charles Kadlec (no relation). I'm thinking of writing one called Dow Infinity. Top that...
Shrinking dividend yields. Soaring price-to-earnings ratios. Bloated book values. Today that's so much hooey. The Dow is about to triple, argues a soon-to-be-released tract for our times--Dow 36,000 by journalist James Glassman and economist Kevin Hassett...
Assuming their new positions were Ngina Duckett '00, president; Andrew S. Chung '01, director; Griselle M. Soto '01, director; Greg Y. Tseng '00, director; Richard M. Powell '01, vice president for finance; Andrew Steinau '01, assistant vice president for finance; Natalie M Carnes '02, vice president for seminars; Joshua Glassman '00, vice president for activities; Pranav Anand '01, vice president for marketing; and Jared S. Wasserman '02, assistant vice president for marketing...
Assuming their new positions were Ngina Duckett '00, president; Andrew S. Chung '01, director; Griselle M. Soto '01, director; Greg Y. Tseng '00, director; Richard M. Powell '01, vice president for finance; Andrew Steinau '01, assistant vice president for finance; Natalie M. Carnes '02, vice president for seminars; Joshua Glassman '00, vice president for activities; Pranav Anand '01, vice president for marketing; and Jared S. Wasserman '02, assistant vice president for marketing...
...pain caused by homework isn't just emotional. Carl Glassman, father of two girls who attend public school in New York City, reports that last year his eldest daughter missed much of her first semester in sixth grade because of pneumonia, "due to the fact that she was doing homework until 11 every night." Laura Mandel, the New Jersey mother of three, found her son Jeffrey, 6, suffering homework-related nightmares this month when she tried gently to rouse him for school. "Oh, Mom," he pleaded, half asleep, "don't tell me there's another homework sheet...