Peter High: Vic, after a couple of decades with General Electric and a lot of success in a variety of roles in that esteemed organization, in January of 2013, you made the switch over to EMC.
Although basketball has long been the most popular sport on Indian reservations, seldom has that esteem translated into great performance in the highest college and professional ranks.
Arizona State is in that esteemed class of teams in a bowl game after having fired its coach (we especially love the U.C.L.A.-Illinois matchup next week of teams who have both fired their coaches).
Ms. Mulgrew is known mostly to television viewers as the starship captain Kathryn Janeway on "Star Trek: Voyager" and to Hartford Stage audiences as the portrayer of Hepburn, that esteemed Hartford native, in "Tea at Five" (2002).
Not all in that esteemed community deserve an encore.
But even in that esteemed company, Deford stood out, according to Lester Munson '62, now an investigative reporter at ESPN.
However, to the Speedmaster purist (and I hold myself in that esteemed aviary of nerds) the reaction is horror.
Any open-minded critic who regularly receives offerings of new books or translations from Europe, the Middle East or Asia knows the bitter experience of opening a book by an unknown foreign author with anticipation, only to cast it away in irritation or boredom, finding it impossible to engage with a novel that was esteemed in a distant land.
In a short-term longitudinal perspective, Engels and colleagues (2005) confirms that self-esteem in the early years of adolescence is linked to smoking in subsequent years among girls [ 15].
And so it proved, as deputy Wire editor Anne Hilde Neset's slightly shaky contention that the esteem in which Oram and Derbyshire's work is held has been somehow constrained by their gender was deftly countered by Trunk's respectful assertion that the romantic spell they had cast over generations of nerdy record collectors was actually a key ingredient in their abundant mythology.
