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...someone who will fight for what he believes is right for the college, but not to the exclusion of considering other people's views," adds Assistant Dean for the House System Thomas A. Dingman...
...assistant dean for the House system, Thomas A. Dingman '67, a preppy, helps draft and implement the rules on upperclass housing both for dorm residents and the handful of off-campus students. Dingman comes under fire each spring for the disputed House lottery system...
...companies first started talking in February, but only about a joint bid for Hughes Aircraft, which was soon to be auctioned off. After brief consideration, they decided that it would be a mistake to break up Hughes. Says Dingman: "It would make no sense. Like a symphony, if you sold off the violin section, it would not perform as well." At that point, the talks shifted to a possible Allied-Signal merger. At meetings in La Jolla, Calif., and Morristown, N.J., the deal came together...
Under Shumway, 58, Signal has made its share of sizable acquisitions. In 1983 Signal merged with Wheelabrator-Frye, an engineering company that was founded by Dingman...
...executives of the new firm work together. When Allied took over Bendix, William Agee, the Bendix chairman, was named Allied president. Alonzo McDonald, Agee's deputy, remained president of the Bendix subsidiary. A few days after shareholders approved the merger, both men resigned. Shumway, though, points out that Hennessy, Dingman and he have long known one another and that the merger was a friendly one. Nonetheless, he does not rule out the possibility of dissension. Says he: "It's very tough to say whether we'll have serious conflicts, though I doubt it." As a way to avoid at least...