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...they don't. Tribal leaders don't have to disclose executives' pay or management arrangements, report their profits, issue audited financial statements or divulge self-dealing contracts to the public or their tribe's members. Not all these deals work out for the moneymen, but the ones that do yield spectacular returns. A few of the outside investors have distinctive--some would say controversial--pasts. Here are profiles of three...
...just 1% of total vehicle spending, automakers view the eye-catching cars as a vital way to give a gleam to their brands, enhancing the image of an otherwise utilitarian fleet and luring shoppers into showrooms. Done right, two-seaters make money too. Outfitted with luxury fixings, they often yield hefty profit margins...
...Four (and I yield to University President Lawrence H. Summers for the phrasing of this one): “These reports of events long ago are extremely disturbing [but] they are part of a past that we have rightly left behind.” Wrong again. Step forward Gladden J. Pappin ’04. When The Crimson had the temerity to write a staff editorial advocating that the students expelled for nothing more than sexual orientation be awarded posthumous degrees, Pappin wrote in to challenge the promotion “of lifestyles better ignored and repressed...
Autoimmune diseases are always tricky. But even if rheumatoid arthritis doesn't yield to a simple fix, it is becoming easier to manage. There is indeed life beyond the wheelchair. --By David Bjerklie
Gingo said that second searches of rooms—performed after initial warnings are given to students with illegal items—yield at most 10 violations per House. Most of those violations are candles, he said...