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During her lengthy career, she climbed the academic ladder from student to faculty member. Today, she heads the Department of Health Care Policy, and she sits on the Medical School's faculty council, a steering committee of the medical faculty...
...been a long time since Dartmouth has boasted a respectable hockey team, and this year is no exception. Dartmouth is trapped in the ECAC cellar (three points above Union), and there's no ladder in sight...
After giving up on teaching, Berry moved to Los Angeles, where he spent several years climbing the executive ladder at two fast food chains--the International House of Pancakes and Hamburger Hamlet--embarking on his collegiate food service career with a position at the University of California, Los Angeles...
Presidents are only part of this unwitting conspiracy. Politics is now a drama of motion. The media love the exhilaration of nomadic statecraft. Anchors like Tom Brokaw and Dan Rather climbed the ladder by breathless appearances at exotic summits from Beijing to Moscow...
Before he lost his job at Citicorp four months ago, Harvey Lewis had been dutifully climbing the corporate ladder for 25 years. He had joined the bank at 18 as a backroom clerk and worked his way up to assistant vice president, picking up his M.B.A. along the way. But his dream of reaching the top ranks ^ was dashed when Citicorp closed his New Jersey mortgage-banking office. "They even offered me a gold watch," says the father of five-year-old twins. "But I wasn't ready to retire." Instead he used part of his $65,000 severance...