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...cutting staff and closing branches to stem the company's hemorrhage of red ink. In February, Schwab was among the minority who backed an unsuccessful bid by Sanford Weill, the former president of American Express, to infuse the bank with $1 billion in new capital in exchange for the chairmanship. Says Banking Analyst Joseph Arsenio of San Francisco's Birr, Wilson investment house: "Schwab had to be frustrated with the gradualist approach taken by management and the other directors...
Upon her arrival, Southern assumed the chairmanship of the Afro-American Studies Department. Says DuBois Professor of History and Afro-American Studies Nathan Huggins: "She helped hold the department together through some very difficult times...
...time, a frustrated Southern said she did not understand how the department could function with both an executive committee and a chairman. She said the administration had not involved her in crucial policy decisions during her absence, and left the chairmanship "bewildered" and somewhat bitter...
Malone did admit that he probably would have supported an opposition candidate for the chairmanship in the November election had Natsios run. He criticized Natsios for failing to capitalize on the nationwide popularity of President Reagan and the Republican party that Malone claims helped Republicans to victories in nearby Rhode Island and New Jersey...
Malone predicted gains in several areas if he assumed the chairmanship...