Word: paper
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Dunlap, 59, is a talkative, roll-up-the-sleeves corporate turnaround specialist who burst onto the scene with a remarkably short, lucrative and controversial tour as CEO of venerable Scott Paper in 1994 and '95. The maker of Viva and ScotTowels asked him to shake things up. So Dunlap sold billions of dollars in assets, chopped 35% of the work force, paid down debt and refocused the firm. By the time Scott was sold to Kimberly-Clark late last year, its stock had tripled, and Dunlap, via generous stock options and grants, had tucked away $100 million for himself...
...students who have faced the Ad Board say that although the option exists on paper, administrators create a culture which makes the choice no choice...
...numbers posted in the results, placing the men almost 200 points out of first place and the women 78 points behind Dartmouth's runaway victory, do not tell the whole story. That's not to say the Crimson should have swept the races, but the results documented on paper are not indicative of the individual performances and team potential...
Most importantly, Schotte stressed the importance of looking past the paper results...
Running against a popular incumbent in a heavily Republican district, Trautman has her work cut out for her. Though she moved into the Valley only three years ago, she has gained visibility as a political columnist for the local paper and an active member of the Democratic Club. She decided to run because it was time to "walk my talk": that economic success depends on education and training. Employers are resources, she says, not disposable commodities...