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To: Robert V. Cavaleri who wrote (5605)	3/15/1999 2:33:00 PM
From: terrapin	Respond to of 10081

As of 12/98: Client''''''''''''''''''Held'''''% Outstanding''''Latest Change 1)Dimensional Fund'''''799,000'''''2.64''''''''''''+665,600 2)BZW Barclays'''''''''419,650'''''1.38''''''''''''+129,456 3)Bankers Trust''''''''410,300'''''1.35''''''''''''- 1,400 4)James E. White'''''''390,150'''''1.29''''''''''''''''unch. 5)Portola Group''''''''390,050'''''1.29''''''''''''- 75,560 6)TIAA Cref Invmt''''''336,300'''''1.11''''''''''''+153,300 7)Spears Benzak''''''''150,552''''''.50''''''''''''-243,000 8)Steven Markman'''''''138,754''''''.46''''''''''''''''unch. etc. (my fingers are getting tired.) I got this from Bloomberg. Generally, funds file 13F's quarterly, so this info is as of 12/98 and shows any changes for that quarter. I looked up the TIAA portfolio in detail. They own 1000's of stocks, so I wouldn't make a big deal about a $1.5mm investment in a several billion dollar fund. They are just diversifying their holdings. It is disappointing to see such little ownership by Markman and White. I bet a few of us have close to that many shares... About 13% of shares outstanding are held by institutions according to the latest filing (12/98). Hope this helps.