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...head off any public relations trouble, HMS Associate Dean of Student Affairs Nancy Priol circulated a memo to colleagues at other medical schools...
...BIDMC will continue to provide your graduating medical students with the opportunities for the best possible postgraduate training,” the memo said...
...what. Memo to the Boston Globe and CNN, and every other source in which I’ve seen this statistic quoted: If 50 percent of Harvard grades are As, 50 percent of grades are not As. Harvard students are regularly getting Bs. And, dare I say it, Cs. Overall student averages are still safely in the B-plus range. The grade gods can breath a sigh of relief, because given the context, there is nothing in these statistics worthy of press, let alone of alarm...
...hard to imagine how the mounting evidence of trouble could have escaped Lay's attention by last summer. Vice chairman Clifford Baxter--who committed suicide late last month--resigned in May after voicing concerns about accounting practices to Lay's top deputy, Jeffrey Skilling. The whistle-blowing memo by Enron vice president Sherron Watkins was sent to Lay on Aug. 15. Another warning memo, from employee Margaret Ceconi, made its way to Lay soon after. Nonetheless, Lay in September was telling employees to buy more stock and bet on Enron's future...
...their business travel elsewhere, Sharon Lay's was the agency of choice. Callers to Enron's corporate-travel department still reach a telephone extension at Alliance Worldwide. Enron managers strongly discouraged employees from going elsewhere, according to former Enron staff members. Says one: "You only did that once." A memo last June reminded Enron employees to use TAP because of its volume discounts. But in some cases, the agency quoted fares that were no better than published rates, and still charged Enron a $30-per-ticket fee, Enron insiders say. Sharon and Ken Lay declined to comment...