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...like it or not, Matt and Andrew had stumbled onto a landmine. Driving in search of escape, adventure, self-realization—that’s great, but Jack Kerouac died a long time ago. In the aftermath of the 2000 election, the American road trip has become a political act. No less a figure than Bill Clinton said so in a June speech at the Washington Convention Center. “How do the Democrats win again?” Clinton asked. “We have to go to so-called ‘Red America...
...appointment represents a step towards rebuilding HMC’s staff after a string of departures from high-level posts. HMC may find itself leaderless unless a successor to departing president Jack R. Meyer is named soon. Meyer, who announced in January that he was leaving HMC with four associates to start a new investment firm, has told The Crimson that tomorrow will be his last day. In addition to Scudder and Meyer, Jeffrey B. Larson, who managed foreign equity for HMC, left with 14 members of his team in July 2004 to start a hedge fund...
...think the climax of the summer was when Greg broke down and admitted that John Kerry was a flip-flopper,” said Downer, who spent the summer at the White House Office of Communications. Schmidt denies any admission of the sort. Roommate Jack P. McCambridge ’06 says the Zoo did live up to its name. “When you have Republicans and Democrats trying to live together,” he explained, “there is no accountability. Our kitchen consistently smelled like shit...
Neil Daniele, secretary of Korea Equity Fund, declined to comment on the results of the dispute and Harvard’s sale of its shares. Harvard and Sowood do not discuss specific investment transactions, and Jack R. Meyer, the departing president of HMC, declined to comment on the University’s investment activism, citing his nearing departure. Meyer is scheduled to leave to start his own firm after Sept...
...most desirable venture capital and hedge funds only take a few million dollars from each investor. Once Harvard uses up these top-tier allocations, it must “go down the quality spectrum [of firms], which is very dangerous,” Harvard Management Company President Jack R. Meyer said...