Word: weinberg
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...jump on the Engineers early. After five strokes to get the boat moving, the Crimson took 10 at a 42, settled to a 39 for 10 more and then to a 37. MIT had two seats on Harvard and Princeton was already out of it when coxswain Dave Weinberg ordered a power ten to move by the scientists...
Senior co-captains Gene LeBarre and Bill Mahoney return to the port side this year while junior Dave Fellows is back on the starboard side, and Dave Weinberg will steer for the second time...
...best estimate is that the number of commodity investors has ballooned from 50,000 to half a million in the past five years. Michael Weinberg, chairman of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, predicts that there will be 3,000,000 by the end of the decade. Major brokerage houses are opening new commodity departments; Merrill Lynch recently started a commodity newswire. In late 1970 there were no mutual funds dealing in commodities; now there are 43. Last week Rufenacht, Bromagen & Hertz, a brokerage house, bought a membership on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange for $125,000, or $30,000 more than...
Juniors Steve Row and Rick Smith are contenders on the starboard side as well as sophomores Ron Shaw and Ed Woodhouse. Coxswain David Weinberg should handle the steering for the Crimson for the second year...
...institutional way than any Harvard Reunion or office party every could. But the story goes that when The Crimson was celebrating its sixtieth anniversary in 1933, FDR who had been president of the paper in 1904, was being inaugurated--much the same problem we had when Casper Weinberg '38, couldn't be here tonight--was invited to attend the festivities by hopeful editors who were throwing a dinner. They awaited his response and it never seemed to show up, they were beginning to wonder whether they should leave a place for him at the head table. Soon before the dinner...