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...this year, with a new coach--Wayne Lem--and Forman at the helm, the spikers have built a foundation for future success...
Everyone knows, by now, of the legal settlement between Dartmouth Coach Joe Yukica and his superiors, allowing the ninth-year mentor to remain at the helm through the conclusion of the '86 campaign...
Radcliffe Coach Liz O'Leary, in her first year at the helm of the Black and White, is sending out two sets of Championship eights, a Youth eight, a lightweight eight, a lightweight four and an alumni four. These boats were determined Tuesday...
Tisch runs Loews with a firm hand. After acquiring a company, the chairman never hesitates to make his presence known. He may force out management and put in place his own deputies after the takeover. But once his chosen managers are at the helm, Tisch is not afraid to let them do their jobs. "Everybody has a certain pride in their work," he says. "I'm not one to try to rank qualities of people. If it comes across to me that a person is doing the best work he can, with good moral standards and good business standards . . . that...
...very possibly both -- founding entrepreneurs frequently find it hard to turn over the reins of "their" company to a successor. Armand Hammer, chairman and chief executive officer of Occidental Petroleum, still jets around the world at 88, and has outlasted several presumed heirs. After 41 years at the helm of W.R. Grace, the multibillion- dollar chemical producer, J. Peter Grace, 73, has been overseeing a major restructuring of the company and shows no signs of stepping down. Robert W. Woodruff, longtime chairman of Coca-Cola, "retired" in 1955 but remained in control of the company for an additional 25 years...