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...assortment of 250 therapy collectors, baffled housewives, cynical intellectuals, secretaries with love problems, businessmen and ex-hippies. At 8:30 a.m., having paid our $250 each, we gather in the New York Sheraton ballroom-$62,500 worth of troubled or venturesome New Yorkers eager to change the brain patterns of a lifetime in just two abuse-filled weekends...
Like the appointment five years ago of former Sheraton executive Stephen S.J. Hall as vice president for administration, Joyce's appointment, which takes effect on June 15, will probably result in Harvard operations that look more like those in big business...
Plastered to the gold-wallpapered column in the lobby of the Sheraton-Cleveland Hotel, a newly printed bumper sticker proclaimed: DON'T BUY FIRESTONE PRODUCTS. Nearby, in an elegant ballroom, negotiators for Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. and the United Rubber Workers had failed to wrap up a new contract-and so, across the nation, 60,000 union members walked off their jobs at plants of the industry's Big Four (Firestone, Uniroyal, Goodrich and Goodyear...
Although he regrets leaving his Harvard post. Hall said he told President Bok when he came to Harvard in 1971, that he would stay five years. Before coming to Harvard. Hall was director of operations support for ITT Sheraton Corporation...
Before coming to Harvard, Hall was director of operations support for ITT Sheraton Corporation and vice president of operations for Sheraton Inns...