Word: candidate
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...most powerful people in American journalism. His memoir (Doubleday; 658 pages; $30) is "an often eloquent and emotional account of this astonishing passage, filled with the triumphs of a determined and intelligent man successfully navigating the strange waters of an adopted country," says TIME's John Stacks. "He is candid, as well, about his occasional failures. As Grunwald grew up in America, he first learned to love his new country, and later, in fine journalistic tradition, to criticize it too. Both his love and his criticism are tempered by his keen intellect and the immigrant's perspective on what...
What should the boomers tell their children about marijuana? Should the parents be candid about their own pot use when young? On what authority can the parents persuade their children to avoid pot when the parents have made it to full adulthood more or less seemingly intact, none the worse for their youthful indulgences...
Most faculty members contacted by The Crimson were candid about their political opinions...
...witty, anecdotal and general at the same time," said Scott A. Coleman, a second year student at the KSG. "I thought he was more candid than I would expect from an administrative official at this point in time in the campaign...
...working harder." At this size, just buying or selling a meaningful amount of stock can be difficult. "I won't take a half-million-share stake in a day," he says. "I'll buy 50,000 shares a day for months to build up a position." Danoff is candid about the downside of running a fund so large: "You're racing a Mack truck against a speedster [i.e., a smaller, competing fund]. I go 45 miles per hour, and the speedster goes 70 miles an hour. But he may spin out at some point. I'll do well...