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$50,000 in 20 Years. Such diversification, says John Hancock President Robert E. Slater, is a response to the fact that "the marketplace is saying it wants more equity investments." To get that equity, the public has shown a mounting interest not only in mutual funds but also in individually...
Throughout U.S. history, wars have almost invariably ended with a clear victor, a stirring surrender ceremony, and a touch of grandeur. There was Cornwallis capitulating at Yorktown; Lee yielding to Grant; the bowed Japanese aboard the Missouri. But Viet Nam, it is all too apparent, is a war unlike any...
Munro has reason to be worried. The Bruins are strong--very strong. In 12 games (all victories except for a 1-1 tie at Penn in their first Ivy game) the men from Rhode Island have scored 42 goals while yielding only 7. In ten games, by comparison, Harvard has...
"One might justify efficiency measures in the hope that freed resources could be devoted to education, exploration of the universe, technical aid to emerging nations, urban redevelopment, etc. Given the pervasive pressures for added arms spending, however, it seems likely that efficiency gains would lead more to increases in our...
Fatal Faith. Age difference aside, Royster and Morris share a similar Southern outlook. They have an eye for the out-of-kilter detail, the endearing eccentricity that redeems even an opponent. Royster is a conservative, Morris a liberal; yet the politics of both are mellowed by an appreciation of human...