Word: turnarounds
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...self-examination. Doug Anderson, a motivational expert who acted as a session leader, recalls the intensity of emotion. "The pain within the Chrysler corporation was evident from Day One," he says. "They cared a lot about the business and took enormous pride in having been part of the greatest turnaround in U.S. industrial history. There was a grave sense of disquiet that it could happen again, damn it, on their watch...
...JUNE TURNAROUND...
Candidate David L. Duncan '93 said that the new chair's performance wouldlikely determine "whether there is a turnaround inthe council's slow inch-by-inch battle forrespectability, or whether we will continue theslide into the shadow of further studentcontempt...
...that's all the time that separated the Harvard field hockey team from a stunning upset of 12th-ranked Providence (10-2-1) yesterday in Rhode Island. And 20 seconds will loom as the difference between what could have been the completion of a mid-season turnaround and what turned out to be a potentially devastating 3-2 overtime defeat...
...French vote has made such a turnaround less likely. But that being said, the Maastricht Treaty has no future. We can only hope that the damage the treaty has done to Europe already will pass, without permanently affecting the aims of security and economic well-being...