Word: goldman
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...that showed Democratic incumbent Bill Nelson leading Harris 50% to 38%. Her supporters say Harris, who decided against a Senate run in 2004 after G.O.P. officials told her she could hurt President Bush's re-election prospects, was led to believe party officials would support her this time. Adam Goldman, a Harris adviser, said she is determined to run no matter what. That leaves the Bushes with a few hurdles to overcome: Bense hasn't decided whether he wants to run against such a well-known figure, and the Quinnipiac poll showed Harris leading Bense 54% to 6% among Republicans...
...fellow students conquer the rarified air of Goldman Sachs, right wrongs at the International Monetary Fund, and campaign against blind illiteracy, I am a camp counselor at a, to put it delicately, unorthodox children’s summer camp based in Maine. Its name: Camp Chunder Camp...
...Whatever hope Zimbardo offers rests on society's ability to recover its waning spirit of community. Where that occurs, vandalism is rare. Nathan Goldman, chairman of the sociology department at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, reports that a school deeply involved in its neighborhood-by holding night programs for parents, for instance, or by opening its doors to extracurricular community functions-invariably deters the vandal. Somehow, the behavioral scientists feel, man must discover how to apply this lesson on a broader scale. The vandal's deed is his declaration of defiance against a society that...
...rapid growth of airlines since deregulation has created a need for more people in the cockpit, and major airlines have raided commuter carriers for some of their top personnel. In addition, a few pilots are jumping from one airline to another in order to gain higher pay. Warns Patricia Goldman, vice chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board: "The enormous turnover rate of the pilot population results in pilots who just meet FAA requirements. It means crews flying together who have limited experience of working with each other, or with the equipment they are operating...
Corporate officials are already doing that. In a bid to fend off the previous raider challenges, USX commissioned investment bankers Goldman, Sachs and First Boston to come up with such a plan by the end of this month. Among other things, the company is reportedly ready to sell off an industrial-chemical subsidiary worth an estimated $400 million...