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May 3, 2024 | Latest Issue
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Andrew Weinberg
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Lazar says Europe divided by wealth

Arpad von Lazar, professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, said it is more accurate to divide Europe into rich and poor, rather than east and west, in a lecture held Wednesday. More than 30 people attended von Lazar's lecture titled, "Aging Europe - Emerging Europe: Politics and Business in the Mid-Nineties" in the General Motors Amphitheater at the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration. Von Lazar spoke about the recent economic problems in Europe and the inherent complications Europe will face in searching for a solution to these problems. Although the speech dealt with complex economic and political issues, von Lazar injected humor and personal anecdotes into his lecture, eliciting many laughs and applause from the audience. "He says it in a way that makes it lively and interesting," said Penny Paquette, director of the International University of Japan program office.

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Imposter on campus

The Dartmouth Medical School yesterday sent a letter to professors, staff and students asking for information about a local resident who the letter says for the past year has posed as a medical school student and a Tuck School of Business Administration student. Dr. Joseph O'Donnell, the medical schools's associate dean for student affairs, said in the letter that Ferdinand Robert Tan has used different aliases, but was never a student at either the medical school or at Tuck.

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