ST>> So then...what you're saying is, you are neither a graduate, nor
ST>> ever one  of
ST>> the faculty, of Harvard University.

ST>I never stated that I was.

ST>> So....you really aren't in a position to know for an absoluute fact
ST>> that Harvard studies are/or are not, biased, right?

ST>I'm working with a professor from Harvard on a study right now; I'm
ST>an  employee of a University in Texas. - I would prefer not to say
ST>specifically  becuase people in Fidonet tend to make trouble for
ST>others.  It wouldn't be  the first time that a pissed off member of
ST>Fidonet called someone's employer  to complain.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Harvard-says-it-took-cash-hit-apf-
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Harvard says it took cash hit on investments

Harvard says it lost $1.8 billion in cash investments, on top of 
endowment loss

On 6:40 pm EDT, Friday October 16, 2009 
       
 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) -- Harvard University said Friday it lost $1.8 
billion in operating cash in the last fiscal year as a result of 
investing it alongside the university's endowment.

The loss was revealed in Harvard's fiscal 2009 operating report.

The university said in the report that it has routinely pooled cash held 
in various schools and departments and invested a significant portion of 
it with Harvard Management Co., which manages the endowment. While this 
approach had generated "significant positive investment results" for the 
university in the past, this past year it resulted in losses to the cash 
account.

Harvard had previously reported that the value of its endowment -- the 
largest of any university in the nation -- dropped by nearly $11 billion 
in fiscal 2009 from $36.9 billion.

Harvard slashed 275 jobs and made other cost-cutting moves earlier this 
year.

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