Volume 24, No. 4 / November 1997
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The Actuarial Review is the quarterly newsletter of the Casualty Actuarial Society Editor-in-Chief: C.K. "Stan" Khury Managing Editor: Walter C. Wright III Editor Emeritus: Matthew Rodermund Copy Editor: J. Parker Boone Headline Editor: Daniel F. Kligman Associate Editor: Paul E. Lacko Brainstorms: Stephen W. Philbrick Puzzle: John P. Robertson News Editor: Robert Wolf Publications Production Editor: Elizabeth Smith

News Walters Becomes President; Lehmann Chosen for President-Elect Class of 1947 Celebrates Fifty Years as Fellows 1997-98 Wooddy Scholarships Awarded Actuaries Abroad CAS Board of Directors Appoints New Member of Executive Council Pitches and Hits Increase at the CAS Web Site AERF Sponsors Grants Competition International Accounting Standards for Insurance: A Work in Progress In memoriam AR Readers Give Newsletter "Thumbs Up" Feedback on the “Report of the CAS Task Force on Education” Narayan and Warthen Win CLRS Prize Faculty Positions Available Observations from Down Under Features From the President: No Tennis for this Racket Editorial: The Actuarial Peace Pipe From the Readers Random Sampler: What's In a Name? In Defense of the Prophet CAS Continuing Education Calendar Non-Actuarial Pursuits of Casualty Actuaries How DFA Can Help the Property/Casualty Industry, Part 4 The Ethical Issues Forum: A Case For The ABCD? It's a Puzzlement - Light Bulbs and More Unsolved Problems in Number Theory

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