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JPMorgan Is Biggest Contributor to Senate Chair Calling Them to Testify
Professor of political science at the University of Massachusetts, Boston and a senior fellow of the Roosevelt Institute says.
Washington, D.C. - infoZine - Thomas Ferguson (
thomas.ferguson at umb.edu
) is professor of political science at the University of Massachusetts, Boston and a senior fellow of the Roosevelt Institute. He just wrote the piece "Senate Banking Chair Calls Jamie Dimon to Testify: But JPMorgan Chase is His Biggest Contributor!" about Senate Banking Committee ... -
The Avon Walk for Breast Cancer 2012
The walk is from Boston to Reebok Headquarters where the walkers will camp out in little pink tents before heading back to Boston.
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(L-R) Ildiko Ludman, breast cancer survivor from Winchester, MA., Jane McNeary, uterin and skin cancer survivor from North Carolina, Jill Champagne from Mystic, CT., Malika Jamal from Brockton, MA., Heather Hillery from Albany, New York, Sharon Finocehiaro, breast cancer survivor from North Reading, MA.
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Margaret E. Atwood
Professor of English Lloyd Schwartz is quoted in this article on famous poet and author Margaret E. Atwood. -
Multiple injuries in rollover accident on Polpis Road
Article on a rollover accident on Nantucket involving a passenger van carrying 17 people from the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute who were visiting the Nantucket Field Station. The accident required emergency responders from the mainland and many people were taken to the hospital, but most are expected to be released today. -
J.P. Morgan Funds Senate Finance Chair, Even Bigger Problem in the Wings
Professor of Political Science Thomas Ferguson is interviewed in this video on an investigation by Senator Tim Johnson, chair of the Senate Banking Committee, into JP Morgan Chase’s loss of $2 billion and the effect of the Euro crisis on banks in the United States. -
New gig: Strangers in the night
Associate Professor of Political Science and Director of the Institute for Asian American Studies Paul Watanabe is quoted in this article on attempts by Mitt Romney and Scott Brown to downplay their connections as they face very different campaign challenges. -
Longmeadow Town Manager Search Committee begins interviews
Longmeadow Town Manager Robin Crosbie will complete her contract on June 30.
LONGMEADOW — The town manager search committee is now interviewing 10 candidates for the position, Select Board member Marie Angelides said.
The Select Board has been working with consulting firm Collins Center for Public Management to identify candidates for the position that will be available July 1 and will pay between $115,000 and $135,000 per year.
Current town manager Robin Crosbie announced last year ... -
Mitt Romney, Scott Brown Play Down Past Massachusetts Connections
BOSTON -- her throughout their political careers.
But with each facing a tough election, neither the presidential candidate nor the U.S. senator is playing up that history, perhaps with good reason.
Brown, trying to win re-election in one of the most Democratic states, spends much of his time promoting his bipartisan bona fides and describing himself as a "Scott Brown Republican" rather than a conservative or liberal Republican.
He may be one of the few Republicans running who boasts ... -
The Sources of Wealth
Lecturer of Marketing and Management John Fulvey authored this article on the cycle of job and wealth creation and how the government impacts it. -
New York Botanical Garden recreates Impressionist Claude Monet’s home for new exhibit
Professor of Art Paul Tucker is quoted in this article on an exhibition at the New York Botanical Garden that recreates the lush gardens that inspire Claude Monet’s paintings.
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