By a member jarrid brew baker, whom i to whom i am very grateful for his help. This todays discussion which will run until 4 30 p. M. Eastern time. Brings together four leading scholars to place the current controversies and questions around records in Historical Context and obviously we have timed this very. However, i have to say i cannot say that we had any kind of internal info. Notice about is currently going on we just guessed right. Our discussion will be moderated by friend and colleague. Associate dean for justice Equity Diversity inclusion, professor of Public Affairs barbara jordan, chair, ethics and political values, founding director of the center for the study of race and democracy at the university of texas at austin. And of course, most important president of the Pacific Coast branch of the american historical association, my friend and colleague jacqueline price, also executive director of the Society American archivists will offer remarks at the conclusion of todays e
This program is part of your history behind the headlines series, which features historians providing Historical Context for current events, suggesting how historical thinking can provide angles on the world around history, behind the headlines generally sponsored generously sponsored by a member jarrid brew baker, whom i to whom i am very grateful for his help. This todays discussion which will run until 4 30 p. M. Eastern time. Brings together four leading scholars to place the current controversies and questions around records in Historical Context and obviously we have timed this very. However, i have to say i cannot say that we had any kind of internal info. Notice about is currently going on we just guessed right. Our discussion will be moderated by friend and colleague. Associate dean for justice Equity Diversity inclusion, professor of Public Affairs barbara jordan, chair, ethics and political values, founding director of the center for the study of race and democracy at the un
Days straight. Stuart. I have 57 people who work for me, about a third didnt show up for one reason or another, trying to get through the snow and the trains are delayed and more people are coming in and theyre going to be late so well get off to a slow start. You look behind me, the s p pits, hardly anybody there. A lot of traders trying to get in there. There will be a lack of participation. Stuart thats unusual because were used to Winter Weather and we know all about snowfall and yet, suddenly weve got people who cant get to work. Do you think it will affect pricing on the market at all . Well, i think you could see a little, maybe more volatility with less people involved. One thing i would say, stuart, were in a different age. Somebody cant make it into the trading pit they can jump on the smart phone and trade their futures or equity contracts. I dont think its going to slow them down as far as that per se. But if you get a big move or institutional volume that happens in the pi