Word: simonizers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Canberra, the state capitals of Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth, and the outlying -- very outlying -- city of Darwin and town of Alice Springs. Despite the hectic pace, his Holiness was never too busy to shake an outstretched hand or, in the case of a sedentary koala named Simon, a diffidently proffered claw. The Pope-koala encounter came at Brisbane's Queen Elizabeth II stadium, where the Pontiff obligingly held the animal in his arms before delivering an address to the assembled press on the dignity of their craft...
News Editor For This Issue: Matthew A. Saal '87 Night Editors: Martha A. Bridegam '89 Kristin A. Goss '87 Jonathan M. Moses '88 Sophia A. van Wingerden '89 Sports Editors: Jonathan F. Putnam '88 Geoffrey H. Simon '89 Editorial Editor: John N. Ross '87 Photo Editor: D. Jean Guth '88 Business Editor: John P. Siracuse '87 Copy Editor: Julie E. Gibbons...
...People still have the psychological blockwhich prevents tham from making that walk fromHarvard Square," says Katharine Duff manager ofthe woolen goods store Simon Pearce. Despite thedistance, however, Duff says that judging fromSimon Pearce income figures, business is improvingeveryday. "We're going in the right direction. Themall is just taking longer to get started thanpeople thought, she says...
Boesky always insisted that he bought stocks only after formal takeover bids were announced. But the SEC has shown that he and others often obtained advance tips from investment bankers about what deals were in the works and then used the information to make illegal trades. Says Investor William Simon, who was Treasury Secretary under Richard Nixon: "If anybody ever had any doubts that the authorities were serious about the issue, this ought to put those doubts to rest...
...everyone knows better. Last week Boesky said, "If my mistakes launch a process of re-examination of the rules and practices of our financial marketplace, then perhaps some good will result." It was premature to say what further revelations and reforms might ensue. Nonetheless, asserted former Treasury Secretary Simon, "this is a landmark case. This is going to change the arbitrage business dramatically. People are going to behave with much more prudence." If not, they have a dramatic example of what can follow...