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People.com: Anita Hill: 'No Intention of Apologizing' to Clarence Thomasupdated: Wed Oct 20 2010 16:08:00

The Supreme Court justice's wife leaves a message for her husband's one-time accuser

Anita Hill: No apology coming for Thomas testimonyupdated: Wed Oct 20 2010 12:25:00

Anita Hill, whose accusations of sexual harassment almost derailed Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' high court nomination, has no plans to apologize for the charges she made nearly two decades ago.

Clarence Thomas' wife wants apologyupdated: Wed Oct 20 2010 12:25:00

The wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has asked Anita Hill for an apology for her harrassment claim in 1991.

Wife of Clarence Thomas asks Anita Hill to consider an apologyupdated: Wed Oct 20 2010 01:36:00

The wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas said Tuesday that she reached out to Anita Hill, whose accusations of sexual harassment almost derailed Thomas' high court nomination 19 years ago.

Fortune: The university endowment model: Cracked, not brokenupdated: Mon Jul 12 2010 13:14:00

Every university has a story to illustrate how much poorer it's become in the last two years. Harvard stopped serving hot breakfasts. Yale turned down all the campus thermostats. Brandeis is even exploring loaning out its Warhols for a fee.

Money-pinched Brandeis to sell art collectionupdated: Tue Jan 27 2009 02:46:00

Tough economic times are taking a toll across the spectrum of business and individual activity -- and the country's institutions of higher learning are no exception.

Time.com: A Rabbi in Congress?updated: Fri Jul 18 2008 16:55:00

Dennis Shulman wants to be the first Jewish cleric elected to the House of Representatives. And the first blind congressman since 1935

SI.com: Andy Staples: Division-III sports in the age of $4-a-gallon gasolineupdated: Fri Jul 11 2008 14:21:00

The number danced in front of Kay Whitley's eyes. Nine thousand dollars? For a bus trip?

Time.com: Jury's Racial Attitudes Questionedupdated: Fri Jan 04 2008 12:00:00

A Mass. judge has taken the highly unusual step of summoning an entire jury back to court next week to testify publicly about whether racism infected the deliberations of a year-old homicide case

Time.com: The Iowa Campaign's Foot Soldiersupdated: Wed Dec 05 2007 17:00:00

As the caucuses fast approach candidates are relying on a hardy young band of underpaid, overworked staffers to win over voters

Fear you're losing your marbles? Try these memory tricksupdated: Tue Oct 09 2007 10:20:00

You can't find your glasses (they're on your head), you forgot the morning staff meeting (it was an hour ago), and the kids are safely at school (but their lunches are still on the kitchen counter). Oh well, when you're crazy-busy, exhausted, or valiantly multitasking from morning till night, something's gotta give -- and it's usually your memory. Not to worry: A little memory loss is perfectly normal once you hit middle age, says Martha Weinman Lear, author of the forthcoming book "Where Did I Leave My Glasses? The What, When, and Why of Normal Memory Loss." But, guess what? You don't have to put up with it. Our 10 memory-boosting tricks will have you remembering where you parked the car in no time.

Anita Hill respondsupdated: Tue Oct 02 2007 10:53:00

Anita Hill responds to recent criticism from Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.

Time.com: Hill Backs Allegation Against Thomasupdated: Tue Oct 02 2007 10:05:00

Anita Hill, whose sexual harassment allegations against Clarence Thomas nearly derailed his Supreme Court nomination, said she stands by her account of his behavior

Fortune: An investing legend does demographyupdated: Fri Feb 23 2007 12:53:00

During his 28-year career managing money, Michael Steinhardt averaged a gaudy 24% annual return for his investors, after fees. And though he retired from the business in 1995, the legendary hedge f...

Fortune: 21st-Century Scrapupdated: Thu May 11 2006 14:29:00

The modern era of global commerce began 50 years ago, on April 26, 1956, when trucker-turned-shipper Malcom McLean loaded 58 truck bodies onto an aging tanker in Newark, bound for Houston. "The con...

Fortune: 21st-century scrapupdated: Fri May 05 2006 06:05:00

The modern era of global commerce began 50 years ago, on April 26, 1956, when trucker-turned-shipper Malcom McLean loaded 58 truck bodies onto an aging tanker in Newark, bound for Houston.

Business 2.0: How Companies Get Smartupdated: Sat Jan 01 2005 00:01:00

Companies are a lot like kids—precious few are born smart. Most acquire intelligence by learning basic tasks, mastering them, and then moving on to learn more advanced skills. To succeed over time,...

New diet squeezes in on weight-loss sceneupdated: Fri Nov 19 2004 15:44:00

A new eating-by-numbers method has arrived on the diet scene, and it's not Weight Watchers.

CNNMoney: Most expensive collegesupdated: Thu Oct 21 2004 17:54:00

Quick: What will $36,750 buy you?

Money Magazine: Who Has the Better Prescription?updated: Fri Oct 01 2004 00:01:00

BUSH'S CLAIM: The $400 billion Medicare bill he signed in December offers drug coverage to seniors in 2006 that will lower the amount they pay for prescriptions. "Leaders of both political parties ...

Money Magazine: Applied Micro's macro problemupdated: Thu Nov 08 2001 17:12:00

Applied Micro Circuits CEO David Rickey has an unfortunately apt metaphor to describe his companys plight. Its like a Ewing nightmare, he says, recalling the painfully bad season the iconic television drama Dallas tried to write off by having a character pretend a years worth of episodes had simply been a bad dream.

Money Magazine: MONEY'S guide to 1,000 collegesupdated: Mon Sep 07 1992 00:01:00

The tables on the following pages deliver basic information you need to size up 1,000 public and private four-year colleges and universities that welcome students without regard to their religious ...

Money Magazine: MONEY's guide to 1,011 colleges updated: Tue Sep 10 1991 00:01:00

BOX: Grants Galore

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