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...entirely in-house until 1981. Then the Longhorns decided to put 10 percent of their portfolio in the hands of external investors. "Managers have a style of how they run investments," says Michael Patrick '65, executive vice chancellor for asset management at UT. "We decided that we wanted to supplement the way we manage money with another style...
...other primary goal for the IRA law was to encourage citizens to supplement Social Security with their own portable pensions. While huge amounts of cash have indeed been moved into such accounts, the IRA program is expected to cost the Government about $13 billion in lost tax revenue this year. Moreover, some critics point out that the taxpayers who most often take advantage of IRAs are the ones who need it least: the middle and upper class. Low-income citizens seldom have the spare cash to invest. To the extent that the IRA program takes pressure off legislators to bolster...
Currently, students find that they must supplement their general courses with an additional course in women's history if they want to get a balanced picture of a historical period. One might go so far as to say that history--as it is taught in its traditional mode--ignores half of the population. Political history must, by definition, focus on men because until recently women did not have much of a political voice. However, social and economic historians who neglect women have no such excuse...
...People can also supplement their main course with items from the salad bar," Eisert says. "And Dale (Hennssey) seems to think they're pretty nutritionally sound...
...Cornell has created an optional retirement fund that does not have South Africa-related investments. This fund exists only as a supplement to the mandatory pension fund, Lewis said...