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Opinion

Arts: Gatz gets them goingRichard Elliott looks forward to a long day at the office as F. Scott Fitzgerald's masterpiece transfers to the stage
Letters to the editor May 2012In which actuaries discuss disappearing DB and graduate grandads
President's comment: To give and to receiveJane Curtis looks at progress in member services and the importance of volunteers
Book review: The Price of FishTony Brooke-Taylor gets to grips with Michael Mainelli and Ian Harris's analysis of 'wicked problems', and finds as many questions as answers
CEO's comment: Raising the profileDerek Cribb outlines the Actuarial Profession's plan for a public affairs programme 'with energy, traction and impact'
Editor's comment: Healthy optionsDeepak Jobanputra believes actuaries have a vital role to play in informing stakeholders on the challenges of a developing healthcare system
Soapbox: Data analytics vs your GPCombining actuarial data with insurers' clinical practice knowledge could improve health outcomes, says Adrian Baskir
Actuary of the future: Christopher AppsChristopher Apps of Guy Carpenter can adapt to any situation. It could be something to do with his liking for lycra
Q&A: On my agenda: Andrew DilnotDeepak Jobanputra and Sarah Bennett talk to Andrew Dilnot, chair of the Dilnot Commission, about the UK social care system, statistics, celebrating increased longevity and why he is not particularly wedded to the Dilnot Commission proposals
President's comment: Risk and rewardEducating actuaries in new areas will bring wider recognition, says Jane Curtis