A criminal slips through

Article Abstract:

Sonia Howe, who was convicted in an insurance scam, worked with TIAA-CREF under the name Sonia Radencovich for two months since September 27, 2004, during which she had access to customer data from a number of colleges, including Harvard, the University of Michigan and Purdue. A TIAA-CREF spokeswoman states that an ongoing forensic investigation of Howe's activities shows she had access to data from fewer than 100 people, though Howe potentially had access to many more.

Legal issues & crime, Company legal issue, Investigations, Insurance fraud, Howe, Sonia

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Digging for treasure

Article Abstract:

Archeological excavation sites are known to give opportunities to local people, who would like to help finding artifacts. This gives them a chance to view artifacts in their natural state before they are displayed in the museum.

Antiquities, Protection and preservation, Excavations (Archaeology)

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