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...press time, the CRP reported that Stanford employees had donated $173,036; Columbia employees had donated $163,558; Georgetown employees had donated $131,940; and Yale employees had donated...
According to a press release issued by the U.S. Attorney’s office for the Southern District of New York, Plotkin and Pajcin used a number of sources in their schemes...
Nickolaus Shuster and Juan C. Renteria, Jr., two employees of a Wisconsin printing press, stole advance copies of BusinessWeek and provided information on the magazine’s “Inside Wall Street” column prior to publication...
...fund raisers to come up with the cash she will need to carry her through. "Clearly, by every measure, I hear they are in a real financial crunch," says one prominent fund raiser. "Here's the dilemma: You have a situation where there clearly is a full-court press to raise more money, but considering the state of decline of the campaign, there's a real question of whether people are going to want to give. It's more than just raising money; you've got to give people a sense of potential...
...same pressures as the CEOs of any company. And the athletes? Well, despite the fact that we often only witness them as a collection of pixels behind a glass screen, they’re human too, and we must understand them as such. From the members of the press, all the way up to the skybox, the sporting world is not its own little vacuum within our TV screen like we often believe...