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Fairfield, Madoff's largest "feeder," with some $7 billion invested, was run by socialite Walter Noel. Through this entanglement of feeder funds, international hedge funds, sub-partnerships, and pension funds, with thousand of unsuspecting investors, Madoff was able to keep his house of cards standing much longer than he otherwise could have with his band of family members, small-time accountants, and clerks furiously cranking out false statements...
...mark. Brown sealed the deal in the top of the seventh, striking out two of the last three batters and earning her third save. PRINCETON 1, HARVARD 0 Despite an excellent outing by Brown, the Crimson couldn’t muster up more than one hit and failed to keep Princeton from scoring in a pivotal fifth inning. Brown started the game strong, striking out seven in the first four innings. Her counterpart, Tigers sophomore Michelle Tolfa, managed to strike out only one and walked five for the game. It was the fifth inning that put Harvard behind for good...
...save money by ending the print edition and cutting student staff, but they expressed concern over how the end of student involvement will affect the legitimacy of the new version of the Q Guide. “It’s always been the way that students can keep a check on the administration,” Lloyd said. “Taking it out of students’ hands will make it so much less reliable. I feel like it’s very disturbing that the administration now has complete control over releasing the evaluation data...
...immediate counter and goal to tie the match. Following the goal, the Cavaliers scored five more times to establish a seven-goal run in the first half. With three seconds left at the end of the period, freshman Harvard goalkeeper Kerry Clark came up big with a clutch save, keeping the game within five points at 8-3. “Going back into the second half, we sought to fight back no matter what the score may have been,” McMahon said. At the beginning of the second half, the Cavaliers came out characteristically strong, scoring...
...surely, with the current financial crisis, this is just the right time to keep one’s mind open to unconsidered academic and job possibilities. While not having one’s life plotted out can be terrifying, given economic conditions—663,000 more jobs were cut last month, bringing the jobless rate to a record 8.5 percent—the danger may lie not in planning too little, but too much. According to U.S. Department of Labor estimates, the average American changes careers three to five times in his lifetime, making flexibility imperative. Perhaps it?...