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It is very sad that people in this day and age of scientific discovery still cling to old superstitions. If we would accept that this is the only life we have and stop yearning for a nonexistent afterlife, maybe humanity would make the world of today a better place.WILLIAM MCWHINNEY Coral Springs...
Additionally, freshman forward Alison McWhinney--who is on pace to set the UM single season scoring record--may pose a problem to the Crimson defense. Notching 21 points through the Hurricane's first 13 games of the season, she's already third in the school in the all-time single season scoring column, just six points shy of the record...
...board has discovered a scarcity of experienced women banking executives. When the directors went shopping for a woman to be president, they found barely 20 whom they considered qualified. They finally picked Madeline McWhinney, 54, an economist who had been an assistant vice president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank but had no experience in commercial banking. Then, in September, she resigned from her $37,500-a-year job, complaining, insiders say, that she had grown weary of dealing with a board whose main devotion seemed not to banking but to a cause. The bank is now headed -temporarily...
...swank restaurant Le Pavilion, is a more ambitious undertaking. It has raised an initial capitalization of $3 million from some 7,000 stockholders across the country, mostly women: some were so enthusiastic that they sent in long typewritten lists of potential customers. The bank is headed by President Madeline McWhinney, 53, a banker's daughter from Denver who was once an assistant vice president of the New York Federal Reserve Bank. A dozen or so other women's banks are being organized around the country; one in Los Angeles and another in San Diego expect to open before...
...Favor. Officers of the bank and the credit unions insist that they apply sound commercial standards in granting or refusing credit. "No women will get loans just because they are women," says McWhinney. "If she cannot repay it, it doesn't do her or the bank a favor to give her the money." McWhinney hopes, however, to show that women are capable of handling credit...