http://www.bibsonomy.org/rss/user/torstenschuenemann/StudiumBibSonomy RSS Feed for /user/torstenschuenemann/Studiumhttp://www.zeit.de/2008/20/P-Walter-Lewin?page=alltorstenschuenemann2008-05-12T22:19:46+02:00GlobalisierungInternetStudiumUnisocialnetworkinghttp://www.zeit.de/2008/20/C-Lehrebesser?page=alltorstenschuenemann2008-05-11T22:45:53+02:00StudiumUnihttp://rense.com/general81/dur.htmtorstenschuenemann2008-05-08T21:08:44+02:00ForschungStaatStudiumUnizukunftMay 2 (Bloomberg) -- A month after the Federal Reserve rescued Bear Stearns Cos. from bankruptcy, Chairman Ben S. Bernanke got an S.O.S. from Congress. There is ``a potential crisis in the student-loan market&#039;&#039; requiring ``similar bold action,&#039;&#039; Chairman Christopher Dodd of Connecticut and six other Democrats wrote Bernanke. They want the Fed to swap Treasury notes for bonds backed by student loans. In a separate letter, Pennsylvania Democratic Representative Paul Kanjorski and 31 House members said they want Bernanke to channel money directly to education-finance firms. Student loans are just the start. Former Fed officials and other Fed-watchers say that Bernanke&#039;s actions in saving Bear Stearns will expose the central bank to continuing pressure to use its $889 billion balance sheet to prop up companies or entire industries deemed important by politicians. The Fed satisfied Dodd&#039;s request today, expanding the swaps to include securities backed by student debt.http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=email_en&amp;refer=home&amp;sid=a1ctn1Xfq5Dotorstenschuenemann2008-05-03T09:58:47+02:00BildungStudiumUnieconomyMay 2 (Bloomberg) -- A month after the Federal Reserve rescued Bear Stearns Cos. from bankruptcy, Chairman Ben S. Bernanke got an S.O.S. from Congress. <span class="info">...<span>May 2 (Bloomberg) -- A month after the Federal Reserve rescued Bear Stearns Cos. from bankruptcy, Chairman Ben S. Bernanke got an S.O.S. from Congress. There is ``a potential crisis in the student-loan market&#039;&#039; requiring ``similar bold action,&#039;&#039; Chairman Christopher Dodd of Connecticut and six other Democrats wrote Bernanke. They want the Fed to swap Treasury notes for bonds backed by student loans. In a separate letter, Pennsylvania Democratic Representative Paul Kanjorski and 31 House members said they want Bernanke to channel money directly to education-finance firms. Student loans are just the start. Former Fed officials and other Fed-watchers say that Bernanke&#039;s actions in saving Bear Stearns will expose the central bank to continuing pressure to use its $889 billion balance sheet to prop up companies or entire industries deemed important by politicians. The Fed satisfied Dodd&#039;s request today, expanding the swaps to include securities backed by student debt.</span></span>http://www.geogebra.org/cms/index.php?option=com_frontpage&amp;Itemid=1torstenschuenemann2008-05-03T00:13:07+02:00Studiumhttp://sagemath.blogspot.com/2008/05/can-there-be-viable-free-open-source.htmltorstenschuenemann2008-05-02T14:10:37+02:00LW2-ArbeitOpenSourceStudiumhttp://www.intmath.com/Differential-equations/1_Solving-DEs.phptorstenschuenemann2008-05-01T17:23:48+02:00Studiumhttp://chronicle.com/temp/email2.php?id=wWwv6kBkcTbYktwbjrJkskjtdhknjqvftorstenschuenemann2008-05-01T00:29:05+02:00LernwerkstattStudiumUnihttp://www.spiegel.de/unispiegel/studium/0,1518,550263,00.htmltorstenschuenemann2008-04-29T16:05:14+02:00Studiumhttp://www.spiegel.de/unispiegel/studium/0,1518,549856,00.htmltorstenschuenemann2008-04-27T13:47:25+02:00StudiumUnidatenschutzgeistigeseigentum