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...leading economists of his agein his areas," said Assistant Economics ProfessorLawrence B. Lindsey. "If anyone in the departmentwere to get that award, I would say he is anexcellent choice...
Cecola's former classmates described him as aquiet loner. "He kept to himself very much, thoughhe was friendly with everybody," said second-yearstudent John Lindsey. "I think we're all a bitsurprised...
...scientific measure of the middle class, however, entails drawing arbitrary brackets, both economic and psychological, around the group. At least one economist thinks this is folly and that Middle America is essentially a state of mind. Says Lawrence Lindsey, assistant professor of economics at Harvard: "A middle-class person is someone who expects to be self-reliant, unlike the upper class with its unearned wealth or the lower class with its dependency on society. Far from declining, the middle class is bigger than ever, and its ethic is alive and well...
...lifelong Mormon, Schloer worked as amissionary in Rosario, Argentina for two years,and graduated magna cum laude from Brigham YoungUniversity in 1983. He is survived by his wife,Diana, and two daughters, Lindsey, 1, andJacquelin...
...addition, a University-published guide to courses probably cost the course some students by omitting an Ec 10 review, Lindsey said. "We didn't get as much advertising this year...