Word: ruderman
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...trade you a Ruderman for a Feinstein!" No, this is not a proposed baseball-card swap, but the kind of deal that might occur among children with a religious bent: trading rabbi cards. Since they were introduced last August, more than 400,000 have been sold at 20 cents apiece, or 99 cents for a pack of five. On the back of each 4-in. by 6-in. card, printed in English and Hebrew, are the rabbi's dates of birth and death, the books he published and details about his life...
Even as investigators uncovered case after case of insider trading based on advance copies of Business Week, editors of the McGraw-Hill magazine hoped that no company employee would be implicated. But last week the scandal struck home: Business Week announced that S.G. ("Rudy") Ruderman, who had broadcast radio reports for the publication for seven years, may have illegally traded stocks mentioned in the "Inside Wall Street" column before the magazine hit the newsstands. The New York Stock Exchange had alerted Business Week to suspicious trades that Ruderman allegedly made this year...
...Wigglesworth and Culver City, Calif.; Frederick J. Nager '89 of Holworthy Hall and Tai-Pei, Taiwan; Hector I. Osorio '89 of Weld Hall and Queens, N.Y.; Robert G. Popham '88 of Lowell House and Ellicott City, Md.; Andrea L. Roberts '88 of Winthrop House and Newton; Adam Ruderman '87 of Dudley House and New York, N.Y.; J. Carter Vincent '89 of Wigglesworth Hall and Newton...
...They implicity admitted that the electionprocedures were flawed, but they repeatedly saidthey were happy with this year's elections,"Ruderman said...
...overseers maintained that the pro-divestment candidates had "politicized" the election, Ruderman said. Bok and Butler described the disputed letter, which was mailed along with overseers ballots, as "a stop, look, and listen letter" alerting alumni that the three were running on a political platform, Ruderman said...