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...how you might imagine your career in five to ten years."David E Van Zandt, dean of Northwestern University School of Law also...have some."It is also worth exploring sponsorship opportunities. E.g., at Northwestern, about 20% to 30% of their students are partly...

...Wood's life: "Perhaps, sir, you will some day come back with books."Back in Kathmandu, the Microsoft executive furiously dispatched e-mails to his friends, urging them to send him picture books. The following year, he returned to Nepal with eight donkeys bearing...

...stopping to digest anything at all. She tells me that, in her company, the written word has lost almost all its power. No one reads e-mails any more - with the exception of those from the boss. Messages from anyone else are either deleted unread or given a cursory...

...thinking that they can indefinitely avoid the need to take difficult fiscal choices. For if they do, those "safe" government bonds might start to look considerably less secure - not just to bankers, but to everybody.Th e writer is an FT assistant editor

...government acts in the way one would expect from a patient in a comatose, permanently vegetative state. Is there anything else one might say? The only words that could help are those of the late Billy Cotton: "Wakey, W-a-k-e-y!"Derek Coggrave,London N3, UK

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...familiar with the messages saying, "[Hasan] clearly became more radicalised . . . It became very clear toward the end of those e-mails he was interested in taking action." The information went no further. The army, it seems, was never made aware. If all this...

...od's life: "Perhaps, sir, you will some day come back with books." Back in Kathmandu, the Microsoft executive furiously dispatched e-mails to his friends, urging them to send him picture books. The following year, he returned to Nepal with eight donkeys bearing...

...subsidiaries. No wonder the European Commission has apparently already signalled its alarm. For rapacious US plaintiffs' attorneys, a change would be just another reason to try their luck. Post a comment below or e-mail the Lex team confidentially