Word: resignations
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...when then-Treasurer Carey W. Gabay '94 stood before the council and said he would resign if Beys was further attacked for doing his job, everybody listened. Gabay was the only member who had the standing to have a close political alliance with Beys and still maintain a squeaky clean image...
...Eastman Kodak. It may be the most calculating task of his career. He takes over as chairman, president and chief executive officer from Kay Whitmore, whose three-year tenure as CEO came to an ignominious end three months ago when the company's board of directors asked him to resign as soon as a successor could be found...
...reconciliation government" that includes all major players, save Aristide. Ninety days later, elections will be held -- leaving the U.N. to choose between two "elected" Presidents. Supporting those claims is a communique issued last Saturday by 12 political parties and movements. It stated that if Aristide did not resign by 3 p.m. Sunday, they would announce plans to replace...
...were quick to point out that while their organization's T-shirts may read 'stupid,' their minds still work like steel traps. Mike Takamura '97 unashamedly admitted that he had "gotten A's on everything so far," a feat that struck us as not particularly stupid. Maybe he should resign. But despite his scholarly success, Takamura was quick to point out that he still feels stupid. "It won't ever change. It's the mindset we have...
...supporters are directed by men with similar interests but higher positions: Lieut. Colonel Joseph Michel Francois, the chief of police, and Lieut. General Raoul Cedras, the army commander. Under a U.S.-U.N.-brokered deal struck between Aristide and Cedras last July, the general and the colonel were to resign two weeks ago, allowing Aristide to return to the island and his office this week. Instead Cedras has broken agreements and employed every kind of delay while subordinates terrorize the population. Those who can have fled the capital, hoping the countryside is safer. Like the attaches...