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We gave meryl the presidential medal of arts and humanities. cheryl is not just a good friend. she's also one of our economic advisers so it's like the old saying goes, keep your friends close and your barnard commencement speakers even closer. there is wisdom in that. now, the year i graduated, this area looks familiar, the year i graduated was 1983. the first year women were admitted to columbia. sally ride was the first american woman in space. music was all about michael and the moon walk. we had the walkman.

No moon walking. no moon walking today. we had the walkman, not ipods. some of the streets around here were not quite so inviting. times square was not a family destination. so i know this is all ancient history. nothing worse than commencement speakers droning on about about bygone days. but for all the differences, the class of 19832003 had a lot in common with all of you. for we, too, were heading out into a world at a moment when our corrupt was still recovering from a particularly severe economic recession. it was a time of change, it was

ivans, an agent who went missing from his home last week. he's being described as suicidal and could be carrying a handgun. police don't think he's a threat to anyone else but himself, but they're urging the public not to approach him if they see him. days after revealing that the nation's largest bank lost $2 billion in risky investments, jpmorgan has its first casualty. the chief investment officer retiring after more than 30 years. over the weekend ceo jamie dimon gave a mea culpa of his own. >> it was a stupid thing that we should never have done but we're still going to earn a...