Word: leadership
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...captain, her leadership has been no less important; "She comes early and stays late at practice. She's helped our new people feel more at ease, setting up drills with them and doing other such things," Scalise said. Along with the other co-captain Paula Levihn, she's helped mould what Scalise calls "a very cohesive team...
Although not satisfied with Brustein's proposal, the HRDC does feel that the Loeb's services now are inadequate, Konrad said. "The creativity at the Loeb is dead, the leadership is moribund," he added...
...English, it is pronounced hegemony (literally, leadership); in Chinese, pa-ch'uan (overbearing power...
...University's hard line placed the union leadership in a difficult position. Local 26 is a Boston-based union, with Harvard constituting a minor bargaining unit. Because Harvard does pay slightly more than other Boston hotels or restaurants, the Boston union officials did not want to strain the resources of the union in a Harvard strike. But this reluctance of the Boston officials, and their subsequent attempts to convince the Harvard workers not to strike at the meeting, left the Harvard rank and file with little choice but to capitulate to Harvard's demands. The rank and file are justly...
Last year RUS expanded its legislature in an effort to make the group more representative and more powerful. But making the changes on paper is not enough; the RUS leadership has not yet shown that it can reach the students it represents...