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Back in 1969 and 1970, Andrew Hugh McLaughlin flipped hamburgers at a McDonald's restaurant in Mount Lebanon, Pa., and it made him realize he wanted to do more with his life. He did. Today McLaughlin, 30, is a physician in Ohio. Now he and 16 other former McDonald's workers who have risen beyond Big Macs are about to become somewhat famous too. Starting in April, a new McDonald's TV commercial will feature them in scenes from their current jobs, wearing caps like the ones they wore under the golden arches. McLaughlin might be seen, stethoscope in hand...
...issue on which the Corporation has spent perhaps the most time in the last 12 years is that of investor responsibility. Through the four-member Corporation Committee on Shareholder Responsibility (CCSR), chaired by retiring 16-year Corporation veteran Hugh Calkins '45, the board has grappled with the issue of how to handle investments in companies which do some business in South Africa...
Louise G. Clubb, Professor of Italian and Comparative Literature at the University of California at Berkeley, was appointed to the post last week by President Bok. She will replace Professor of Fine Arts Craig Hugh Smyth, who is retiring...
...families pop into each other's houses, exchange presents, share holidays. So long as they accept each other at face value, the relationship works. But when they stop to examine what they really know about each other, they uneasily sense that their affection could be based on what Playwright Hugh Whitemore calls a Pack of Lies...
...Lance Morrow knows it. So he amplifies his theme with shrewd and tough-minded investigations of the nature of American power and of the collisions of class and generations. The Chief is an ambiguous title: it signifies an Indian- hunting ancestor and the man he pursued; it is also Hugh Morrow and his employer. And it is every father and the next generation. At the finale, the author asks his two-year-old son Justin, "What's new?" The child replies "with perfect accuracy, for him, 'Everything!' " Irony does not intrude. There are other differences between Lance and Justin...