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"Quarterly Profits"

Alex Copulsky - April 14, 2009

Goldman Sachs reported profits of $1.6 billion for the first quarter of 2009, and is hoping to put their newly demonstrated strength to use,...

My initial thoughts

Harvard Political Review - April 14, 2009

So if you didn't get it from the liveblog below, Elise and I went to a debate between Harvard Republicans and Harvard Democrats about...

Oh, dichotomies

Harvard Political Review - April 14, 2009

8:28 Dylan asks, "Are you on the side of workers or management?" 8:30 Matt replies, "Are you on the side of dichotomies or expanding pies?" I'm...

HCD vs. HRC: Labor Debate Liveblog

Harvard Political Review - April 14, 2009

8:33 Debate ends. Wrapup coming 8:29-Republicans--Matt says-one more dichotomy, do you believe that labour and management are at odds. Shouldn't they come together to create...

Also at the debate

Harvard Political Review - April 14, 2009

8:17 Questions begin. So I have been holding my tongue for a while, but this is the part of the debate that entirely ticks...

Liveblog 4

Harvard Political Review - April 14, 2009

8:20-Colin Motley, President of the Republican club, asks Democrats "if card check increases wages for workers who have jobs, but decreases the jobs available,...

Liveblog 3

Harvard Political Review - April 14, 2009

8:08--And now the Republican position: It sucks. The sucks refers to layoffs, oh you of the dirty mind. Also "this university doesn't exist to...

Liveblog 2

Harvard Political Review - April 14, 2009

7:56: Card Check comes up. Language note--I notice that Peter Bacon calls it card check. The democrats call it EFCA, the Republicans go back...

Liveblog 1

Harvard Political Review - April 13, 2009

7:49: Dylan catches Peyton's slip. Apparently, American employers don't need to discriminate to fire women. 7:47: Dyan Matthews--The question is whether discrimination should fall under...

My Whereabouts

Harvard Political Review - April 13, 2009

Tonight, I will be spending the next hour at a debate about layoffs. Of course, this being Harvard, the layoffs are not the 8.5%...