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...lesson, corporate governance experts say, is that companies are best prodded into behaving differently not by the government but by their owners. "The most powerful force in the marketplace that has a direct interest in keeping pay aligned with performance is shareholders," says Stephen Davis of Yale University's Millstein Center for Corporate Governance and Performance. "Why not use them?" He points to a law passed in 2002 in the U.K. that gives shareholders an up or down vote on executive pay packages. Even though the vote is only advisory, and doesn't bind a board of directors...
...there has also been another outcome, as extensively studied by Stephen Davis of Yale's Millstein Center for Corporate Governance and Performance: companies and shareholders talk a lot more about governance, not just next quarter's numbers...
...involving a gross misunderstanding that featured Kollmer, pants around his ankles, hopping around with a penis pump and a roll of toilet paper.The next few performers got mixed responses from the audience. Performers Matthew K. Grzecki ’10, Tyler E. Spindel ’07, and Daniel Millstein, a freshman from Tufts, however, couldn’t quite get the show off the ground.Spindel is responsible for the above insight into big dicks, but his shock humor didn’t seem to appeal to everybody. THE TIPPING POINTIt was when Tufts senior Neil Padover took the stage...
Every artist eventually finds his or her ideal medium. Manet had canvas; Duchamp painted on glass. Certain Lowell house seniors find inspiration in more mundane rectangles of plastic—their designs and text have recently graced many of the Lowell house dining hall trays. Brendan S. Millstein ’06, one of the artist-culprits, is known for textual art in the postmodernist vein. His trademark is the insertion of the word “tray” into an unrelated saying. “April Showers bring Tray Flowers” and the Shakesperean...
...tide of immigrants changing the face of New York does not threaten me. If America is as good to these newcomers and benefits as much from their efforts as it did from those of my parents, who arrived in 1913, then all will be well. Rabbi Ronald Millstein Great Neck...