Word: mutually
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...says club members tend to form friendships based on mutual backgrounds and are often content to leave their interaction at that...
...governing board by creating special trustees who would participate fully in deliberations, offer advice on fundraising and fiscal accountability and strengthen institutional memory. We believe that their voice could be an important addition. Second, on staff, the College has offered to appoint an administrator for PBHA through a mutual search process to strengthen the staff resources available to this complex organization...
Todd is a relative stranger to many members of the administration. In fact, Pilbeam and Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 admitted the week of Todd's selection that they did not know him at all; and that condition appears to have been mutual...
...fact, Vinik had become a lightning rod for the public's perception of problems at Fidelity, a $442 billion cash machine based in Boston, whose 238 mutual funds command a leading 13% share of the U.S. fund industry. Late last year Vinik drew the attention of the Securities and Exchange Commission for publicly touting computer maker Micron Technology while Magellan quietly unloaded its Micron shares. This year Fidelity shuffled no fewer than 26 fund managers in March to perk up the funds' performance...
...entire sectors of the economy, like technology, Stansky methodically studies individual companies and favors blue-chip stocks over the small- and medium-size companies that Vinik preferred, in the manner of his mentor Peter Lynch. "Stansky will be a good fit," says Don Phillips, president of Morningstar, which tracks mutual funds. "What was always a little difficult for Vinik was that he was trying to run Magellan as if it were a smaller, more flexible fund." Stansky's approach promises less volatility in the performance of the fund. That's not a bad idea, since Magellan is fighting to stay...