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...meet growing demand, electronic trading networks are reaching out internationally, in the first stages of what NASDAQ President Gordon Macklin calls a "global market for equities." That integration took a significant step forward in London last week. With much popping of champagne corks, exploding of fireworks and high jinks on the trading floor, the British financial community hailed the advent of Big Bang: the Oct. 27 abolition of a regime of fixed brokerage fees in existence since 1908, and their replacement by competitive commissions...
...lose it. Last week Stringer, 44, was named president of CBS News, the third person to hold that post in less than a year. Last December Edward Joyce was ousted and replaced by his boss and predecessor, Van Gordon Sauter. Nine months later Sauter himself was forced out after Tisch wrested control of the company from then Chairman Thomas Wyman. The appointment of Stringer, a highly regarded 18-year veteran of CBS News, brought cheer to most staffers and may have finally signaled an end to a painful period of turmoil at TV's most prestigious news division...
...Whenever I'm completely at the end of my rope, I go to Jennifer, and I always feel better when I leave," adds Gena White '87, who has known Gordon since freshman year...
...Gordon says she hopes to continue to combine her interest in people with her interest in social issues after graduation by working in a victim/witness program, a program which helps people who have been victims or witnesses of crimes like rape or murder prepare to testify. Eventually, she is considering going to law school...
...friend evokes an image that captures Gordon's energy: "Jennifer was great at dealing with the subway in Mexico this summer. The Mexico City subways are tremendously overcrowded, but tiny as she is, she was able to squeeze through and always get out first...