Thursday, August 30, 2007
Forget ballooning CEO pay: The top investment fund managers netted an average of $657 million in 2006. . . With the New Yorker's hiring of James Woods, another pulpit of American literary criticism goes British. . . In the face of state funding cuts, Rutgers's faculty and administration find a cooperative way forward. . . Al Gore's climate campaign spends more money marketing its scientific agenda than does Big Oil. . . Now two years after Katrina, the government's failed response recalls its similar flood mismanagement of eighty years ago. . .
Forget ballooning CEO pay: The top investment fund managers netted an average of $657 million in 2006. . .
With the New Yorker's hiring of James Woods, another pulpit of American literary criticism goes British. . .
In the face of state funding cuts, Rutgers's faculty and administration find a cooperative way forward. . .
Al Gore's climate campaign spends more money marketing its scientific agenda than does Big Oil. . .
Now two years after Katrina, the government's failed response recalls its similar flood mismanagement of eighty years ago. . .