The Hope College Chapel Choir, College Chorus and SPERA vocal ensembles will perform both separately and together during their final concert of the school year, presenting a program with the theme “Songs for Peace” on Saturday, April 20, at 3 p.m. in the Concert Hall of the Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts.
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The Biden administration that arrives in January is primed to crack down on white-collar crime after a steady drop under his two most recent predecessors.
Signs point to an aggressive federal effort that includes a tougher stance on the financial industry considering Janet Yellen s upcoming nomination to lead the Treasury. The buck stops with the Treasury secretary, said Moyara Ruehsen, a professor who studies financial crime. It s really the Treasury secretary that s going to set the tone.
The Democratic president will have a powerful new law at his disposal to fight financial crime aimed at helping pierce the veil of anonymity offered by shell companies to criminals.