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...major Japanese accounting firm, and raises questions about ChuoAoyama's future. Some 2,300 of the firm's largest clients, which include giants like Sony and Toyota, will be forced to find replacement auditors before the suspension begins in July. "ChuoAoyama is badly tainted now," says Marc Goldstein, research director at shareholder advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services in Tokyo. "I think a lot of its clients are just going to quietly migrate somewhere else...
...December romance movie “Harold and Maude” which chronicles the tortured relationship between a spry octogenarian (Maude) and her moribund twenty-something lover (Harold). In “Maude and Harold,” the genders of the mismatched lovers are reversed: Marianne (Joanna D. Goldstein ’06), a sultry 14-year-old girl, becomes the erotic fixation of a geriatric lecher, Donald (John K. Minervini ’07), after a brief flirtation over the Internet peer-networking program Myspace. Minervini was hysterically funny as Donald: his arthritic posture and craggily...
...delivering a loss to a struggling Crimson team in its first Ivy game. Harvard played well at the start, winning the doubles point. No. 43 Kumar and Ermakov defeated Nick Brunner and Josh Raff, 8-6, at the first position. Denenberg and Valkin outplayed Dan Brous and Josh Goldstein, 8-5, at the second position to clinch the doubles point. Dhaka and Nguyen fell to Kyle Doppelt and Brett McKeon at No. 3 in a close match, 6-8. In the singles matches, however, Harvard could never get it going against Cornell. The only Crimson victory came from Nguyen...
...Robert Frank “Crimes and Misdemeanors,” Woody Allen “Enemies: A Love Story,” Isaac Bashevis Singer “The Legacy of Raizel Kaidish” (in the collection “Strange Attractors”), Rebecca Goldstein...
Some veteran Jewish leaders draw inspiration from the new groups. "They're a reminder that we need to welcome unconventional approaches to Jewish life," says Rabbi Eric Yoffie, president of the Union for Reform Judaism. Rabbi Niles Goldstein, a co-founder of the New Shul, a progressive Manhattan congregation, occasionally leads outdoor prayer sessions. "Who wants to sit against hard-backed pews?" says Goldstein. "I'd much rather sit up against a tree...