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...first Encores! entry of 2007, Stephen Sondheim's and James Goldman's Follies, might seem in no need of excavation. The original production, in 1971, is well remembered, indeed cherished, by the folks of a certain age who haunt City Center. The fabulous CD is readily available. In the 80s a famous concert version (also on CD) was performed at Carnegie Hall, and just six years ago a not-so-hot Broadway revival - I should say embalming - was on display...
...situation due to inappropriate posts on his wall. “I’m not aware of any fellowships selection committees looking at students’ profiles on Facebook, but I suppose it’s certainly possible,” Lowell House Fellowships Committee Chair Joshua D. Goldman wrote in an e-mail. “Anything on Facebook, MySpace.com, personal webpages, etc. is obviously publicly accessible so that others—including potential employers, fellowships and admissions committees, professors, peers, etc.—can see it.” There are other potential hazards...
Harvard graduates Theodore J. Kaczynski ’62, the Unabomber, Jeffrey K. Skilling, former CEO of Enron, and Eugene N. Plotkin ’00, a former Goldman Sachs employee indicted for insider trading, have at least one thing in common...
...haven’t set up your internship with Goldman, found an apartment in Manhattan, and picked out the perfect suit for your first day? No worries—there are still plenty of opportunities for those willing to go the extra mile. If cooking is your thing, the Laramie River Dude Ranch in scenic “North Central Colorado” is looking for campfire prep cooks. Refine your skills over an open flame by preparing food for pampered city folk on their overnight rides. Don’t want to lose all the fun facts you learned...
...lamps in 1947 and is best known for refrigerators and batteries. "Talking about the environment doesn't send a good message to the old-timers who made Sanyo what it is," says Hideyo Waki, a business professor at Tokyo Denki University. It was even harder to persuade investors like Goldman Sachs and Daiwa Securities, which had sunk billions of dollars into a Sanyo turnaround, to be patient. Saddled with $3.4 billion in long-term debt, Sanyo only had the resources to restructure, not revolutionize...