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[[ImageCategory:DavidKane.jpg|right|thumb|This is what David Kane looks like.Alumni]]David Kane is the creator of and most prolific post-writer on [http[Category://www.ephblog.com EphBlogClass of 1988]. He is married to Kay (Fang) Kane '89 and he currently lives with her and their two daughters, Cassandra and Michaela, near Boston. Sometimes he comes back to Williams and talks about joining the military. At Williams, he majored in [[Economics]] and [[Philosophy]], and then he went to Harvard for graduate school. Now he has a business called Kane Capital Management. See also [http://www.iq.harvard.edu/People/people.php?info=166&sub=6 Harvard's paragraph on him].

Arjun Narayan writes[[Image: "DavidKane.jpg|right|thumb|David Kane.]]David Kane runs a hedge fund is the creator of and hires summer internsmost prolific post-writer on [http://www.ephblog.com EphBlog]. Likes He is married to Kay (Fang) Kane '89 and he currently lives with her and their two daughters, Cassandra and hires Michaela, near Boston. Sometimes he comes back to Williams kids and pays well. You should definitely work for him if you have any plans of going into talks about joining the world of financemilitary. The biggest bonus is that At Williams, he takes interns freshman summermajored in [[Economics]] and [[Philosophy]], so you can do some real work instead of goofing offand then he went to Harvard for [[graduate school]]."

Duane Bailey writes: "Unfortunately, David runs a hedge fund called Kane places requirements on Capital Management. He hires summer interns ("associates") for the firm and is known to perhaps prefer Williams students that I believe are extraordinary and unethical, even freshman, who often have a hard time getting a serious or well-paying job in the finance world their first summer. Kane The associateship pays well, but typically requires students to take advanced statistics courses, to learn about software, and to submit assignments and projects for his review, all before your the internshipperiod. Hurdles There thus may be numerous hurdles to hiring are fine, but this type as well a significant investment of relationship with students during their your own time is unusual, miserly, and frankly, unethicalbefore the summer begins. There are better jobs out there, with less overhead."

*[[Categoryhttp:Alumni]//www.iq.harvard.edu/People/people.php?info=166&sub=6 Bio] on the Harvard website.*Kane Capital Management's [[Categoryhttp:Class of 1988]//www.kanecap.com/ website].