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...Would everyone like another $30 million to play with? Sure,” Forst said. “But we enjoy the challenge, and we enjoy being creative. But we take that underdog role…and try and impress it on the players that it’s us against the world...
...could not attend) was summed up as “gentlemanly.” And PHC’s quiet campus is close to Washington, D.C., where so many aspirant students wish to end up, but far enough away (10 minutes from the nearest Starbucks by car) to enjoy a cloistered feel...
Some longer-term temps enjoy the best of both worlds: they get the same benefits as full-time employees without feeling the need to give face time or flatter the boss. Steve Israeli, 33, of Brooklyn, N.Y., has been working since July 2002 through the New York City agency TemPositions, most recently as an IT manager for a state agency. Laid off by Lucent in 2002, he says he is making more than he was at his last full-time job and, after years of waiting, got his first chance to be a manager. "This is my career, absolutely," Israeli...
...hearing loss but also that high volume levels may be linked to hypertension, heart damage and depression [April 5]. I agree with Ted Rueter, who heads the advocacy group Noise Free America, that noise levels are becoming unbearable. During the summer months, I like to open my windows and enjoy the fresh warm air, but I have to shut them quickly because of the racket from outdoors. You said that Rueter may move to New Zealand for some peace and quiet: Can I go too? ELVA WOITO Cambridge...
...promoted to president of Fidelity Management & Research and put in charge of investment operations. Who put her there? Her father Edward C. (Ned) Johnson III, whose own father founded the mutual-fund giant in 1946. So you could say she's had a comfort level most executives never enjoy. There's also the cushion of being worth nearly $10 billion as heir to the privately held Fidelity juggernaut. "She's cool and calm, and she works hard every day," says Eric Kobren, editor of the independent newsletter Fidelity Insight. "She doesn't have that air of being...