[PEN-L:8363] where is pen-l?

I am only getting a few random posts a day from pen-l, if that many. Is there more going on, or is there something funny about the way I'm scubscribed, or what? --Justin

[PEN-L:8364] Re: The Pack Is Back

I fully concur with Jim Westrich's caveats on my encomium to the glorious Packers. I also admit that the last time around they were Super Bowl winners I was not particularly a fan of theirs, despite being a Wisconsin resident then. Something about their arrogance and the obnoxiousness

[PEN-L:8362] book project

from another list Date: Mon, 27 Jan 1997 13:23:07 -0800 From: Doug Abrams Arava [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Book Project: The Corporate Takeover of the Academy RE: University, INC. The Corporate Takeover of the Academy I am an editor at the

[PEN-L:8361] FW: BLS Daily Report

BLS DAILY REPORT, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1997 The inflation-adjusted median weekly earnings of the nation's 91.3 million full-time wage and salary workers were flat in the fourth quarter of 1996, compared with 1995's fourth quarter, BLS reports. In current dollars, the median earnings actually

[PEN-L:8366] re: The Pack is Back

Just a point: the packers may be the only US football team that is community owned, but at least three CFL teams (North American pro football) are community/socially owned, including our own Winnipeg Blue Bombers. It is interesting to note that in a league that has been beset by financial

[PEN-L:8365] Re: book project

On this same subject, I'd urge anyone concerned about where public education is going to get ahold of a study by Lehman Brothers called "Investment Opportunity in the Education Industry." February 1996. Frontispiece: "The health care sector 20 years ago and the education industry today have