Word: doering
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...churning drive and nuts-and-bolts expertise as an economic manager, Schmidt has become "the Doer." Some of his most devoted followers call him "Super-Schmidt." But there are also many who are critical of his notoriously quick fuse and slashing insults. This has earned him yet another nickname: "Schmidt...
...vice president for administration and a member of the search committee, says the committee selected Chafin because of his blend of urban and university police experience, each of which earned him impressive recommendations. "In his interviews, he demonstrated that he was both sincere and able: a listener and a doer," Wyatt adds...
...simultaneous responsibility to the city and to her family posed no conflicts, she says. "It was a great part-time job. More and more women are realizing that they can do both. It is really difficult for an intellectual woman, a doer, to stay home. Some women do a kid more damage by staying home...
Barbara Ackermann, the Intellectual Woman, has been stimulated by her work: "It's interesting," she insists, "using personnel practices and affirmative action and turning money into action." The latter, she says, is very interesting. Barbara Ackermann, the Doer, seems excited by the possibilities...
...Garner Ted, 48, from TV. More important, he has also been ousted from the church's board and from his job as the operating head both of the church and of church-owned Ambassador College in Pasadena, Calif. Last week Garner Ted lost his radio show too. The doer of these deeds? Garner Ted's father, Herbert W. Armstrong, the church's autocratic "Apostle," who has once more seized control and, at age 85, plans to go on TV himself in July...