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...ascendancy this Friday, when Welch, 65, will formally end his storied, two-decade run at a board of directors' meeting, Immelt was clearly rarin' to get started. At times, this sharp, self-deprecating Midwesterner could barely contain his enthusiasm, peppering his conversation with exclamations of "I dig it!" or "I'm all over that like a beast!" "Inside the company," he declared, as movers cleared out Welch's Rockefeller Center office to make way for him, "the transition's already over...
Years later, I'm at Harvard for my first year, shaking off the rust from a severe case of high school senioritis. I'm thinking I'm ready and rarin' to go on coursework. And then the fit hits the shan--they drop a heap of textbooks and source-books and required materials and suggested reading on me. Of course, the suggested reading is immediately thrown out the window...
...didn't need any persuading. "He was more excited than I've ever seen him about anything," Rangel says. So Rangel moved on to the First Lady. For weeks he had been goading her about running. Now he told her, "We gotta hold back the President. He's rippin', rarin' to go! He says we gotta have an agenda. We gotta let him know, because he's ready...
Finally, it is my painful duty to report the death of NELSON FENWICK, who passed away over Christmas from complications arising from being backed over by new wife Tabitha ('92). Tabitha is reportedly doing fine, and rarin' to inherit Nelson's estimated $400 million software fortune. Notes of condolence should be sent to the family's Southampton estate...
...Sunday morning, the Crimson awoke to find a cloudless sky and a pumped-up George Mason team rarin' for an upset. George Mason, like Holy Cross the day before, dominated the game offensively, but somehow, again, the Crimson managed to come out on top on the scoreboard...