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...always been terrific at creating a sense of internal crisis even when times are good, persuading employees that the company will crash unless everyone, from the lowliest shopworker to the CEO, helps out to improve the bottom line. "There's a deep fear of complacency in Toyota," says Jeffrey Liker, an engineering professor at the University of Michigan...
...diving veterans came in force, but the swimmers at Baton Rouge were unfamiliar faces, for now. A big, knobby 16-year-old named Jeffrey Olsen, from Austin, won four individual races and anchored a winning relay team, and well before he was through he was a TV fixture, peering at the world through water-splotched glasses and grinning a big, happy grin. Molly Magill, 14, became another instant darling, winning the 1,500 freestyle and sharing in the 800 freestyle relay victory as her coach lumbered along the poolside yelling encouragement...
...married to the former class hero, who is black. A triangle ensues. But all is not as it seems. LaBute usually shows the impossibility of men connecting with women; here he shows the implacability of racism that lurks in the heart of even nice guys. Ben Stiller, Jeffrey Wright and Amanda Peet star in George C. Wolfe's crackling off-Broadway production of a daring playwright's best play. --By Richard Zoglin
Then-Associate Dean of the College Jeffrey Wolcowitz, who helped draft the recommendations, wrote in an e-mail to The Crimson last spring that he recognized the report’s lack of “a guiding philosophy of general education on the order of ‘general education in a free society’ in 1945, or even the Core’s ‘approaches to knowledge...
Halperin, in a 2003 e-mail to Dean of Harvard College Benedict H. Gross ’71 and then-Associate Dean of Undergraduate Education Jeffrey Wolcowitz, noted that the State Department’s warnings applied to countries concentrated in specific regions, namely Africa, the Middle East, and several Slavic nations, thus precluding students who study these areas from pursuing their interests abroad...