The Gervais Principle, Or The Office According to “The Office” RibbonFarm
King’s Harvest works to keep homeless people with their pets QC Times
Computers Faster Only for 75 More Years Inside Science
Fitch Sees 60% of Current RMBS Borrowers Underwater Housing Wire
Blithe Blankfein Felix Salmon
Goldman Sachs 2009 bonuses to double 2008’s; $23 billion could send 460,000 to Harvard, buy insurance for 1.7 million families Raw Story and Capitalism: An Apathy Story Cindy Sheehan (hat tip reader John D)
Another Company May Leave Chamber of Commerce Over Extreme Position On Climate Change Huffington Post. This is finally starting to get some coverage.
Commentary: Credit Rating is a Case Study in Regulatory Reform Traders Magazine (hat tip reader Skippy)
Geithner Aides Reaped Millions Working for Banks, Hedge Funds Bloomberg
The rumours of the dollar’s death are much exaggerated Martin Wolf, Financial Times.
Here Be Chickens (And They’re Roosting!) Karl Denninger
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Does it really cost $23 billion to send 460,000 to Harvard?
Socrates used to teach more or less for free. He would take goat milk, eggs, vegetables, hemp juice…whatever the students could afford.
Forget about endowments. Professors should first try to reform their own houses before trying to improve the world. They should refuse to teach where students graduate with millstones around their necks. Stop blame others. Look within.