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...James C. Thomson, who led the Nieman Foundation from 1972 to 1984, was known for his work in both government, journalism and academia, and his desire to bridge the gap between different groups...
...academic friends think of me as a journalist; my journalist friends think of me as an academic,” Thomson told a group of Nieman alumni in 1972, his first year at the foundation...
...Thomson Research Professor of Government Martin L. Kilson, whose two-volume work The Making of Black Intellectuals is scheduled for publication next year, wrote a piece that appeared in the June 27 edition of the online periodical The Black Commentator...
Gurney Professor of English Literature and Professor of Comparative Literature James Engell, Leverett House Master and Mallinckrodt Professor of Physics Howard Georgi ’68 and Frank G. Thomson Professor of Government Peter A. Hall all received the distinctions...
...That's not to say Japan doesn't look like a buy. Foreign investments in the country surged 32% to $28 billion in the fiscal year ending last March, according to just-released government figures. In 2001, foreigners accounted for almost a third of the mergers and acquisitions, says Thomson Financial, up from only 13% the year before. GE Capital, investor Wilbur Ross and the private-equity arms of firms such as J.P. Morgan are committing billions of dollars. "Despite all the uncertainties, there comes a point where you just can't ignore the opportunities here," says John Lewis...