holland. and holland didn't like that. goes in hard. brown doesn't like the foul. texas goes into the half up eight. now, an 11-point lead for the longhorns. >>> seconds left in the first half between ucla and long beach state. satter gets in the lane. tmp t.j. gets it to ball by the buzzer. that puts long beach state up by late second, long beach state up by 12. larry anderson to robinson. goes up. huge jam here. robinson had 25 points. long beach state beats ucla, 79-68. wow. >>> coming up, more basketball. carter dialing in from long distance. i'm the greatest pitcher in the world! >>> welcome back. more highlights for you. baylor and xavier. crawford working in the first half. xavier down one at the break. baylor up four. the big block. bangs crawford out of bounds. under a minute left. tweety carter, letting it fly from outside the arc. oh, tweety. draining the three. baylor wins it by five. >>> cal, hosting princeton. interesting matchup in northern california. patrick christopher. boykin right there for the reach and put-in. cal leads by 13. they're in the f

published several books of poetry by friends and colleagues like theodore weiss, morose years, robert hollander and so on. but when you buy a book what we call board, that is discoverer of the book is actually made out of a thick piece of cardboard. it's become rather expensive like everything else, and i have started to do something naughty. i go to a second-hand dealer near me and my body of his jump books he's throwing away. that is very cheaply and i cut the covers off and recycle them. one day for some reason, the only obviously criterium i use in the circumstances is the fitness quality size of the board. one day i picked up one of these books and started reading it. it was out of the night. i never heard of out of the night or jan valtin. i went to the library to see if he had written anything else. to my amazement i discovered princeton had within weeks received all of his papers. i don't know how they came to princeton. but negative started reading them and here was this great story about and greed and neglected story and american intellectual history about the contest between communis

neighborhood, to being a real depot that vanderbilt built there, to being the entrance to the tunnel, the hollandnnel co nobody knows this place existed anymore in new york. this forgotten that of modern memory. >> somebody taking gramercy park in ripping it down and eternalizing it there. >> 150 years ago, 150 years later nobody had ever heard of clemency park and it is amazing how fast new york was changing and that is why they felt they free depo and put the original statute of the commodore up, with the freis which i guess has been lost. >> i don't know. i've been unable to track down. maybe people know what happened to it that this freeze that was on either side. it was very much like a gated park in lower manhattan, very much like gramercy park and they ripped it down and put this huge freight depot and at the top was a statue of vendor built and this huge bronze freeze on either side that depicted his career, sailboats, steamships and railroads and what not and that's part of the statute was moved to the front of grand central terminal. i don't know what happened to a but it is interesting

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since the days before -- since well before the days of the speculative actual into bowl markets in hollandit was 1500s or 1600s. they'll be with us well after mortgage backed securities and cdo and sids. we can make crises less likely by increasing the transparency and accountability in the system. we can make the system less fragile by building in buffers and giving regulators the tools they need so the failure of any single institution does not bring our entire system down to its knees. chairman dodd's discussion draft is comprehensive and covers lots of ground. and i would say one other thing. i was here when the s&l industry collapsed. i was in the house. i played a role along with senator dodd, he was already in the senate. senator shelby was in the house i think -- in the house? >> senate. >> he was in the senate. but we played a role, a significant role in reforming that system, and it worked. the problems we saw in lots of other parts of the industry we didn't see in the thrift industry because the regulations exchange commission once and for all by allowing the agency to become fu