Volume 26, No. 3 / August 1999
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The Actuarial Review is the quarterly newsletter of the Casualty Actuarial Society Editor-in-Chief: Walter C. Wright Managing Editor: Paul E. Lacko Editor Emeritus: Matthew Rodermund Editor Emeritus: C.K. "Stan" Khury Copy Editor: J. Parker Boone Headline Editor: Daniel F. Kligman Associate Editor: Martin Adler Brainstorms: Stephen W. Philbrick Puzzle: John P. Robertson News Editor: Robert Wolf U.K. Correspondent: Kendra M. Felisky-Watson Nonactuarial Pursuits: Brian D. Haney Publications Production Editor: Elizabeth Smith

News CAS Considers Mutual Recognition Proposals Spring Meeting Highlights San Francisco Hosts CAS Annual Meeting Reinsurance Prize Winners Named Exam Committee Revises Officer Titles Beyond Loss Reserves - The 1999 Reserving Call Paper Program 1997 PCAS Errata Issued Fundraising Initiative Encourages Diversity in the Actuarial Profession SOA Executive John O'Connor Dies Michelbacher Prize Winners Named New Fellows and Associates Honored at 1999 CAS Spring Meeting CAS and SOA Sponsor International Math Competition What Is an Actuary? Nonlife Actuaries Around the World Update on the Joint Task Force on Academic Relations 2000 IACA Meeting Slated for Hershey, PA Academy Honors Bailey for Public Service Anderson Memorial Nominations Sought CORP To Post Accepted Papers on Web Membership Listing by Employment Type Online AERF Announces Grant Award Recipients Spring Tennis and Golf Winners Announced Features From the President: International Issues In My Opinion: Answering the Big Question COOS Develops New Web Section for Academic Community From the Readers Random Sampler: Social Responsibility is Crucial To Long-Term Success of the CAS Quarterly Review: The Basics of Spatial Data Analysis CAS Calendar of Events Ethical Issues Forum: You Shouldn't Have! When Is Accepting Gifts Acceptable? Acturaries Abroad: The U.K. and U.S. Compare Notes Opinion: Risk-Based Capital and Ratemaking Correction 25 Years Ago in The Actuarial Review Brainstorms: Price Vs. Value It's a Puzzlement: Trading Places In Memoriam

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