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Cutler also said that more than 30% of the funds surveyed appeared to have disclosed details about their holdings only to select investors, who could have traded on that information. "It's insider trading. It's totally illegal," says Kathryn Barland, a senior research analyst at Lipper and a former SEC enforcement officer. "I suspect it's very common...
...bottle of Pinot Grigio that you suddenly realize is--gasp!--room temperature. No problem. Just add ice and water to your Cooper Cooler ($80), plug it in, and in about six minutes the wine will be perfectly chilled. Now, to open the bottle, grab the battery-powered corkscrew from Select Brands ($25; a rechargeable version is available for $50), press a button, and with almost no effort on your part, the cork comes free. A productivity gain that everyone can applaud...
...will continue our long-standing practice of reading each and every application from cover to cover as we select candidates for on-campus interviews,” he wrote...
...American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS) made a major change in the way applicants self-report racial and ethnic identity. Prior to 2002, an applicant who chose to provide racial/ethnic data was forced to select a single ethnicity. Today, AMCAS follows the conventions of the U.S. Census Bureau and allows applicants to select multiple ethnicities,” Boodram wrote...
...recruitment focus on racial diversity. A “multicultural recruitment program” is chaired by two staffers dedicated to developing plans for building a diverse student body. But another offer is aimed specifically at lower-income students: before they are even admitted, Yale will pay for a select group of students to visit the campus...