Word: chairmen
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Texaco is today seen as arrogant in its dealings with competitors, suppliers and its own station operators, some of whom have secretly enjoyed its discomfort in the Pennzoil crisis. The company's chairmen have been known for making their own decisions. James Kinnear, who has been chief executive for less than four months, may adopt a more democratic management style. But Texaco could have already paid a steep price for its autocratic tradition. It was one man -- John McKinley, Kinnear's predecessor -- who decided in 1984 to buy Getty Oil. At best, he had a good idea that was poorly...
Besides calling for the 10 percent quota, BAM's demands include the immediate granting of tenure to all presently hired Black faculty and the appointment of Black as chairmen of 30 percent of the academic departments...
...chairmen of the Dudley house committee, both of whom are transfer students, applauded the decision to expand affiliate housing although they said that more needs to be done to help transfer students...
Spence said he does not object to students voicing opinions on tenure candidates to department chairmen but added that he thought any formal integration of student participation in the tenure process is not likely. Potential breeches of confidentiality could arise if students were to play a heightened role in the process, he said...
...Dowlings and House co-chairmen Richard Zayas and Margaret Pinkham hosted the gala, and Thomas Professor of English and American Literature Emeritus Daniel Aaron spoke at the dinner. About 130 people attended the dinner and 75 came to the dance afterwards...