Word: relaxedness
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This attitude stems from the relaxed environment in which she learned the game. "I played a lot of family tennis when I was growing up," recalls Vigna. "We were a bunch of hackers, just having fun."
Track Coach Frank Haggerty was pleased by the Crimson's effort. "It just happened this year," he said. "We relaxed and each individual did what they could."
Under Chapter 11, Texaco's top management will operate much as it usually does. One of the attractions of the relaxed 1978 bankruptcy laws is that day- to-day management of an affected firm remains in the hands of its executives rather than those of a court-appointed trustee. Bankruptcy...
Berenson conducted himself with what he called an "invincible passion for independence." This is not to say he achieved it. Colin Simpson's Artful Partners concedes that B.B.'s spirit may have been willing but that his flesh was weak. The evidence is incriminating: a secret 1912 contract with Duveen...
By the end of the second run-through, Reagan was so relaxed that he even tossed off a bawdy joke. It helped that there were no women among the dozen aides in attendance at the session.