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...less competetive, Bright provides a more laid-back atmosphere...
Michael Berry has only been the director of Harvard Dining Services for three weeks, but he has already earned a reputation for his laid-back style and emphasis on student input. Berry has been known to eat in the House dining halls, and says that he pays special attention to student input...
...funky superstar Harold Miner. The laid-back Inglewood native is California. He doesn't play much defense, doesn't fight through ticks, doesn't bang around the boards with the big boys, doesn't work up much of a sweat. He's lazy, but damn, he's good. Smoother than silk, smoother than a baby's behind--pick your own smooth simile. He can play ball. His off-balance jumpers look funny, but they hit nothing but net. He may not run much, but when he does, he's a blur. And on the rare occasions he decides...
Lauro Cavazos Education. The laid-back Secretary isn't helping Bush earn the title of "Education President." He keeps Reagan-like hours, drives himself everywhere (even on out-of-state trips) and is seen as overly dependent on his wife for advice...
Unlike ordinary mail, letters and packages sent between embassies and their home countries travel through inspection-free systems of their own. Last week French authorities learned just how laid-back -- and lucrative -- such deliveries can be. Police investigators charged Patrick Schaller, 29, and Pierre Bessonat, 30, two law-enforcement officers stationed in Mulhouse, a town in northeastern France, with using the diplomatic mailbag for the illegal purchase and importation of arms from Lebanon; both formerly held security posts in France's embassy in Beirut. At least a dozen men had been implicated in the arms-trafficking affair, including embassy chief...