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Most council members present after the meetingsaid they are confident Heinicke will perform hisnew responsibilities well. Aronberg said hissuccessor "is competent and has greatadministrative and leadership skills."
To a certain extent, sections haven't been that painful. I've had a little luck in getting assigned to sections led by highly competent and intelligent graduate students. In 20 or 30 years, when they have electrified students at other institutions, they might even make it to full faculty...
Swindle, a friend of the candidate's since 1973 and the conduit for Perot's orders to the field, is in many ways a perfect Perot operative: competent, self-effacing, obedient and intensely loyal. A former fighter pilot and POW like Stockdale, who ran Reagan's 1980 California campaign, Swindle...
Said Steiner, who was not involved in theselection process, "She's a great person. She is ahighly competent lawyer and very humaneindividual...a person who has a goodunderstanding, I think, of universities and whowill be sensitive to the special problems thatuniversities and their constituencies face."
Where the staff errs is in groping for complicated reasons to justify a salary hike. By ignoring the obvious--that every competent employee deserves a pay raise once in a while--and drawning this message amid a sea of questionable economic arguments, the staff position is severely weakened.