Jul 01 The Late Gary David Goldberg, Manager Extraordinaire By Paul Solman // Paul Solman catches up with his college chum, Gary Goldberg, the producer of the hit television series "Family Ties" in this 1988 segment on the MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour. Goldberg died last month. On June 22, just shy of his 69th… Continue reading
Jul 01 The Late Gary David Goldberg, Manager Extraordinaire By Paul Solman By Paul Solman // Paul Solman catches up with his college chum, Gary Goldberg, the producer of the hit television series "Family Ties" in this 1988 segment on the MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour. Goldberg died last month. On June 22, just shy… Continue reading
Jul 01 Is It Worth Taking Social Security Early and Investing the Benefits? By Laurence Kotlikoff Even if you want to collect Social Security early to invest those benefits, waiting until age 70 to collect is likely a safer investment with a better return. Photo courtesy of Dan Brownsword via Getty Images. Larry Kotlikoff's Social… Continue reading
Jul 01 Time's Up: Student Loan Interest Rates Set to Double In addition to record-high tuition costs, college students will be squeezed by the government when interest rates double on new student loans. Photo by Getty Images Monday marks the deadline for a hike in student loan interest rates, an increase… Continue reading
Jul 01 Is It Worth Taking Social Security Early and Investing the Benefits? By Laurence Kotlikoff By Laurence Kotlikoff Even if you want to collect Social Security early to invest those benefits, waiting until age 70 to collect is likely a safer investment with a better return. Photo courtesy of Dan Brownsword via Getty Images. Larry… Continue reading
Jun 28 What Can the Middle East Learn From What's Happening in Qatar? By Tantum Collins How will this week's transition of power impact Qatar's grand experiment? Photo courtesy of Tantum Collins. Paul Solman: Tantum "Teddy" Collins was an especially stellar student in the "Grand Strategy" course I help teach at Yale. As part of the… Continue reading
Jun 27 Watch Performing Artists Compete, Move, Adapt in Tough Economy A new report shows 45 percent of young adults who recently got a college degree are underemployed, and the next generation of classical performers are no exception. Economics correspondent Paul Solman reports on how artists are adapting to hard economic… Continue watching
Jun 27 What Can the Middle East Learn From What's Happening in Qatar? By Tantum Collins By Tantum Collins How will this week's transition of power impact Qatar's grand experiment? Photo courtesy of Tantum Collins. Paul Solman: Tantum "Teddy" Collins was an especially stellar student in the "Grand Strategy" course I help teach at Yale. As… Continue reading
Jun 27 How to Conduct Beethoven and Mozart If You've Never Picked Up a Baton By Paul Solman // Paul Solman gets a lesson in conducting music from Diane Wittry, conductor of the Allentown Symphony. In shooting our story on "starving artists," which is slated to air on PBS NewsHour Thursday, Allentown Symphony Conductor Diane Wittry tried to… Continue reading
Jun 27 How to Conduct Beethoven and Mozart If You've Never Picked Up a Baton By Paul Solman // Paul Solman gets a lesson in conducting music from Diane Wittry, conductor of the Allentown Symphony. In shooting our story on "starving artists," which is slated to air on PBS NewsHour Thursday, Allentown Symphony Conductor Diane Wittry tried to… Continue reading