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...Warsh and Kroszner are both confirmed by the Senate, Harvard alumni would comprise more than half of the board. The current vice chairman of the Fed, Roger W. Ferguson Jr. ’73 of Dunster House, holds four degrees from Harvard—an A.B., a J.D., an M.A., and a Ph.D. He is also a member of the Board of Overseers, Harvard’s advisory group...
...Tuesday, President Bush nominated Randall S. Kroszner, who received his Ph.D. in economics from Harvard in 1990, and Kevin M. Warsh, a 1995 Harvard Law School alumnus, to fill two vacancies on the board...
...Tick Tock," by David Warsh at Economic Principals "Should Harvard University president Lawrence Summers travel this week to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, as he usually does, he'll find that the hottest item in the snowy little Alpine village is the international edition of Institutional Investor — the one with the cover story, 'How Harvard Lost Russia: The inside story of what happened when the enormous power and resources of the United States government were put in the wrong hands.'" [Read the Institutional Investor story here...
...There is something really haunting about that walk on the beach,” opined David Warsh in a column on his website, Economic Principals. Warsh was among just a handful of journalists outside Harvard who took an interest in the case. “Surely somebody or something was being betrayed that...
...story could have ended on page 15. But Daum's bittersweet deconstruction of Lucinda's illusions reads like The Bridges of Madison County etched in acid. Lucinda acquires a boyfriend, an apathetic woodsman named Mason Clay, who--while he bears a passing resemblance to Sam Shepard and says "warsh" instead of "wash"--turns out to be both much more and much less than the man of her heartland dreams. Their disastrous romantic negotiations show us not only their own hearts but the heart of a divided America, split not horizontally, North and South, but vertically, into the coasts...