Word: rapport
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Delaney Smith has already established an easy-going rapport with her players, and much of the team's strength seems to be built in that relationship. "Her door is always open to us, and it's really easy to talk to her," Hall says. "She admits that she's human, and that she makes mistakes. On the court, she never gets angry at us when we do something wrong, she just helps us to learn so we don't do it again...
...pack" of missiles that will be clustered in "superhardened" silos. So in some form or another, the MX was going to happen. But Reagan would have been much better advised to delay his decision a little longer in light of Soviet overtures to the United States for an improved rapport. Consequently, the MX announcement is the wrong signal to Moscow at the wrong time...
...year of political consulting, Vallely became "sick of giving advice" and in 1980 won the State Representative seat that Barney Frank '61 gave up in his bid for Congress. In his second year in the State House, where he worked on civil service reform, Vallely won the Rapport Scholarship, which pays for public servants to study at the K-School...
...teaching is just liking your student and building a rapport," says Yee. "The English comes in there somewhere "Many tutors function effectively without knowing any Chinese, she says...
...compelling than ever. But the mutual confidence and respect that Nixon and Chou En-lai were able to establish have not proved to be transferable to their successors. For the strategic partnership between China and the U.S. to survive, there will have to be a restoration of some personal rapport between the principal partners themselves. -By Strobe Talbott