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Harvard Corporation member Herbert S. “Pug” Winokur ’64-’65, sits on the board of directors and chairs the financial committee for energy giant Enron Corp.—the subject of a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) investigation centered on possible conflicts of interest in the company’s investments...
Wonderful enough that they are willing to drive their pickups and horse trailers for a 12-hr. stretch every week, sometimes for a mere 7-sec. horseback ride. "People think we're nuts," says Ernest Forsberg, 58, a team roper and president of the N.S.P.R.A., "but I look at most people our age, and they're out of shape because they've quit doing what they love. None of us plan to quit...
...crowd. This was actually a sign of the sangria’s quality, rather than general disregard of manners. A lone editor tasted an extra sour margarita with lots of salt on the glass edge and pronounced it “superb.” Obvious margaritas with triple sec and tequila are on the menu, but Olé certainly caters to the yuppie set and provides specialty/boutique margaritas galore—in many colors and flavors...
...once described by a former partner as “bearing the inescapable odor of regrettable life decisions,” brought several additional pungent aromas into the life and bathroom of new squeeze Lana V. Jarrett ’02 Saturday night. After drinking Triple Sec straight from the bottle for several hours, Mays stumbled to a freshman common room and attempted to dislodge a bolted-down painting with his face before returning to Jarrett’s room and stripping in her hallway in an attempt to “surprise my lady” that ended when...
...Back at the office, the air was clear. I watched the session end quietly on CNBC: record volume and record point losses, and Grasso had seen his feverishly rebuilt infrastructure hold up admirably, just as he?d promised. The center had held, but despite Fed rate-cutting and SEC permissiveness the big indexes had broken through technical lows that nobody wanted to see again, and most forecasters admitted it was hard to know what would happen from here...