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Students wore placards around their necks that bore the names of gay and lesbian veterans who had been discharged under the policy. The students sat silently during an information session held by recruiters in Harvard’s Tosteson Medical Education Center...
...When I was in government, I was fond of warning that...the world economy could not fly forever on a single American engine. Frankly, it has flown further and longer than I would have anticipated,” said Summers at the session, according to the forum’s website...
...terrific investment,” Summers told attendees of the “Economics of Equality” session on Jan. 26, according to the forum’s website...
George W. Bush's entry for himself in some future history book? Actually, it was the President describing Abraham Lincoln last week during an epic 100-min. question-and-answer session with 9,000 soldiers and students at Kansas State University. Bush hastened to say he was not comparing himself with that iconic wartime President: "I would never do that." But that's how this President sees himself, according to friends. And last week he began reminding us, selling himself with more vim and certitude than at any other time since he was re-elected 15 months...
...banks - China comes in at No. 49, one ahead of India. But the momentum is with the underdog: China dropped three places this year, while India moved up five, largely because of India's greater technological prowess. Both are marked down for corruption - a frequent refrain at Davos sessions this year - and a chronic lack of infrastructure. INDIA, says Michael E. Porter, a Harvard Business School professor and expert on competitiveness. China is exporting massively, but "it's still adding relatively little value," he says. Moreover, China's companies tend not to be very profitable, and there is a dearth...