Word: fellow
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Fellow Independent Councillor Walter J. Sullivan Jr. says Walsh's concerns are no different than those of the Council's other Independents...
...those people, Mr. Hecht, and so are those "countless streams" of students you saw rushing by, and the staff and the faculty. Public servants who believe, as President Kennedy did, that we can "make a differnce" and that we have an obligation to our fellow man to try. And we are mindful not one day, but every day we are here, that we are a living tribute to everything John Kennedy stood...
...bulky performing machine keeps going. Fund raiser Larry Lynn tracks Kimberly-Clark for $2,500 worth of free Kleenex. It is ballet mistress Elena Tchernichova who actually produces the"Baryshnikov ballerina." Fraser recognizes and describes the importance of Charles France, Baryshnikov's assistant, to his boss. A brilliant, obsessive fellow, France virtually handed his head, stuffed with dance scholarship and a phenomenal performance memory, to Baryshnikov on a plate. Often his erudition was crucial; a Soviet's knowledge of dance is necessarily parochial. Says the star: "I would not be where I am today without Charles. Period...
...this night, however, Johnson's purpose was not just to be convivial. Declaring that he had tried everything he could during the past two years to boost RJR Nabisco's stock price, Johnson said he had found a solution: he and his fellow top managers would take complete control of the company in a leveraged buyout (LBO). Johnson would then sell off some of the company's food brands and run the remaining divisions as a private company. Surprised that a chief executive would initiate a raid on his own company, the directors nonetheless allowed him to mount what would...
...experts, ex- bureaucrats and even an assortment of cranks, he would not have much time for anything else. The quadrennial orgy of new -- or warmed-over -- notions for fixing what's broken in the ship of state has reached an all-time high. According to Stephen Hess, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, the surge of ideas reached new levels this year because "this is the first time since 1968 that we knew we would definitely have a new President." (Not wanting to miss out on an opportunity himself, Hess revised and reissued his own 1976 transition book, Organizing...