In 1976 at the baseball winter meetings, Mr. Niehaus was encouraged to interview for the lead play-by-play job with the expansion Mariners.
In interviewing actors for the play, the director said, he asked them to suggest possible partners because he felt a foundation of mutual respect was essential.
Interviewing for the C-suite?
Siohvaughn, who returned to Illinois with the boys, agreed to be interviewed for this article when the Heat played at Chicago last month, only to change her mind the night before.
"Either you admit that you failed or you pretend that you didn't, which can lead to negative outcomes". The student interviewed for this article said One played a part in helping her stop taking Xanax, a habit she developed her freshman year to ease her public-speaking anxieties.
Nearly every director interviewed for this article said the resurgence of plays about World War I — a conflict that many historians now believe to have been unnecessary, Mr. Hochschild noted — may stem from public ambivalence toward the current United States military engagements in Afghanistan and Iraq.
In his dissertation, Koonce wrote: "Through my personal experience and the experiences of those whom I have interviewed for this study, I conclude that playing in the NFL is detrimental to one's life and well-being, especially for the players who are engulfed in the role of a professional athlete".
Ms. Sanford declined to be interviewed for this article, and her friends played down the idea of a run for office.
In 1983, after briefly playing overseas, Mills interviewed for a low-level position at the N.B.A.
On Monday she called him "an emblem". "He not only believed in artists but also his community," said Smith, who interviewed more than 250 people for the play.
