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dunlap Dunlap's mind was wide-ranging and he wrote books on physiological psychology, the psychology of religion, social psychology, general psychology, psychoanalysis, and personal adjustment. This distinguish political theorist argues that Dunlap is guilty of using "linguistic devices" in an effort to hide the inherent weaknesses of an "imperfect" solution to the mind-body issue. Dunlap's contribution to the development of comparative psychology is noted; includes a brief biographical sketch of Dunlap. www.ecsu.ctstateu.edu /personal/faculty/kornfeld/dunlap.htm   (1935 words)

Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Obituaries / Richard Dunlap, at 81; led Berkshire theater group Dunlap was born in Pomona, Calif., the son of James R. and Elizabeth (Easson) Dunlap. Dunlap was awarded a full scholarship to Yale University, but World War II interrupted his education and he spent three years as a Navy commander in the South Pacific. Dunlap's life in the Berkshires was a far cry from the bright lights of Manhattan and Beverly Hills, Swan said. www.boston.com /news/globe/obituaries/articles/2004/12/11/richard_dunlap_at_81_led_berkshire_theater_group   (698 words)

Nathan Dunlap Nathan Dunlap was convicted and sentenced to death in 1996 for the murder of four employees at an Aurora Chuck E. Cheese's restaurant. Dunlap suffered a childhood of beatings by a 300-pound stepfather and a violent, delusional and sexually abusive mother, according to documents filed in his appeal. Dunlap in fact had the benefit of experienced, skilled attorneys who worked long and hard on his case, trying to do their best in an extremely difficult defense. www.coadp.org /thedeathrow/NathanDunlap.html   (447 words)

Al Dunlap - By David Plotz - Slate Magazine Dunlapism is the perfect religion for the Mutual Fund Age. It's easy to hate Dunlap for the wrong reason, which is that he is a brutal, heartless, arrogant bastard. But to criticize Dunlap for his cruelty is akin to scolding a lion for killing an antelope. www.slate.com /id/1830   (1302 words)

PGATOUR.com - Dunlap gets first Nationwide Tour title   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19) Dunlap started the day three off the pace and was nearly flawless in first chasing down the leaders, taking the lead and then finally pulling away down the stretch. Dunlap finished at 12-under par, three in front of Bubba Watson (70) and third-round leader Scott Gutschewski (72), but he was never seriously challenged on the final nine. Dunlap added a birdie at the third hole to get to 10 under and grab a share of the lead with Gutschewski, who was an hour behind him and had yet to tee off. www.pgatour.com /story/7760673   (922 words)

Dunlap, Iowa -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19) Dunlap is a city located in (Click link for more info and facts about Harrison County, Iowa) Harrison County, Iowa. Dunlap is located at 41°51'14" North, 95°35'60" West (41.853952, -95.599862). Out of the total population, 14.2% of those under the age of 18 and 9.2% of those 65 and older are living below the poverty line. www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/d/du/dunlap,_iowa.htm   (436 words)

Board of W. H. Dunlap Orphanage Dunlap shall be open to ministry opportunities in areas of the world outside Mexico and Pakistan where we might work cooperatively with other denominations and/or non-profit organizations to provide total care for children. Dunlap shall be open to the development of new joint ministry efforts with other Boards of the General Synod to fulfill the purpose of Dunlap. Dunlap shall be open to the establishment of ongoing relationships with a home (or homes) which fulfill all objectives for which William H. Dunlap Orphanage was established. www.arpsynod.org /dunlap.html   (3537 words)

Sunbeam Ex-CEO 'Chainsaw Al' Dunlap Settles SEC Case - 09/04/2002 Dunlap, 65, nicknamed "Chainsaw Al" after firing thousands of workers to try to revive different companies, sought to inflate Sunbeam's earnings to make it more attractive to prospective buyers and increase his own potential gains, the SEC alleged. Dunlap, who achieved celebrity status after writing a best- selling book about his career, failed to disclose that Sunbeam offered discounts to sell merchandise, such as barbecue grills, that would have been sold in later periods, the SEC alleged. Dunlap's attorney, Frank Razzano, said the settlement will allow Dunlap "to pursue his retirement and therefore is a welcome outcome." Without admitting or denying wrongdoing, Dunlap also agreed to be barred from working as an executive at a public company. securities.stanford.edu /news-archive/2002/20020904_Settlement03_Roland.htm   (346 words)

Mary Dunlap Health Updates | Obituaries Dunlap, who was 54 when she died Friday of pancreatic cancer and for whom a memorial service is pending, confronted opposing counsel wearing a button that colleagues say not only defined her client's demand but also summed up a lifetime of feminist and gay civil rights advocacy. At her death, Dunlap was director of the Office of Citizen Complaints, the city's independent police watchdog agency. Dunlap was raised in Napa County in a family of lawyers who practiced at Coombs & Dunlap of Napa. users.lmi.net /mmason/mary/obits.html   (1267 words)

The Davis Enterprise Election Coverage Dunlap said he learned about Davis as he was growing up, reading in newspapers and magazines about the city's environmentally conscious population. Dunlap's wife, Kadife Besir-Dunlap, is pursuing her Ph.D. in German at UC Davis. Dunlap said he'd like to see 30 to 50 percent of each of Davis' residential communities use a co-op format, rather than limit them to affordable and nonprofit housing developments. www.dcn.davis.ca.us /election/s96/enterprise/dunlap.html   (696 words)

Metro State can celebrate: Dunlap staying put -- for now Dunlap is believed to be a candidate for the Colorado State coaching vacancy created when Ritchie McKay left for Oregon State on Friday. Dunlap said the happiness of his family and the environment they live in are the most important parts of any decision he makes about where he will coach. Dunlap said that was one of the most appealing parts of the job. www.rockypreps.com /college/0329dunl1.shtml   (523 words)

Danville Register Bee | Dunlap reimburses schools Dunlap’s campaign treasurer, Randy Kelley, wrote a check for $325.18 to the school system on Feb. 23 to pay for the meat, which was billed to the school system’s food services department on March 29, 2004. Dunlap was in charge of the school system’s food services department at the time of the purchase. Dunlap’s campaign records, which are public record, do not indicate a payment for the meat, but a $100 payment for barbecue supplies and a $177 payment for the catering. www.registerbee.com /servlet/Satellite?pagename=DRB/MGArticle/DRB_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031781325449   (514 words)

Dunlap Family HUGH DUNLAP was born November 5, 1769 in Londonderry, Ireland, the son of HARRY DUNLAP. In addition to farming, DUNLAP owned a tavern, bought and sold land and slaves, served as a Justice and member of the County Court (name appears in index more than 100 times between 1809 and 1812), and as a Trustee of Rittenhouse Academy. DUNLAP was regarded as a brave and honest man. He was described as a man of fine military appearance and polished manners. www.roanetn.com /dunlap.htm   (1406 words)

BASKETBALL 101: HOW TO BE A TEAM PLAYER ODU'S DUNLAP LEARNED THE HARD WAY, BUT HE'S MAKING UP FOR IT NOW Dunlap said it was a gradual process to regain the respect of his teammates and coaches, which he had lost in early December. Dunlap said he made a comment about his teammates to friends in the cafeteria, and it filtered back to the team. Dunlap admits he was spoiled his freshman season to come in as a starter and lead a team chock-full of talented veterans such as Petey Sessoms and Mike Jones. scholar.lib.vt.edu /VA-news/VA-Pilot/issues/1996/vp960113/01130447.htm   (883 words)

Steve Dunlap   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19) Steve Dunlap may not be able to sing but he will be wearing red Friday night. Dunlap is best know as the BAHS wrestling coach for 11 seasons and guiding the Tigers to four straight state championships from 1998-2001. Last summer, Dunlap – who is nearing completion of a master’s degree – was hired as assistant athletic director at union in a remarkable career opportunity. www.unionps.org /communications/stories_02-03/dunlap.htm   (337 words)

The American Enterprise: Al Dunlap and the Shareholder Revolution   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19) Dunlap sold it for some $39 million and moved the corporate headquarters to Boca Raton, where Scott saved another $6 million per year in maintenance and climate-control costs. Dunlap’s management philosophy boils down to this: "The most important person in any company is the shareholder." By focusing on one goal—"make money for the owners"—Dunlap has succeeded in a series of turn-arounds at Lily-Tulip, Crown-Zellerbach, Australian National Industries, and others. Dunlap does not support today’s fashionable idea that executives should manage a company for a wide array of "stakeholders," who are said to include not just the shareholders and employees, but also the host community, suppliers, consumers—anyone the company touches in any way. www.taemag.com /issues/articleid.16272/article_detail.asp   (1747 words)

Dunlap speaks to law students Dunlap, who met last week with students at the Law School and the Johnson Graduate School of Management, has been called just about every name in the book by fans and foes alike. The merger reaped big dividends for Dunlap: He was given nearly $100 million in salary, bonus, stock gains and other perks, including one of the most lucrative non-compete agreements ever written in American business, which prohibits him from working for a competitor for five years. Dunlap is critical of boards of directors who fail to fire CEOs when company profits sag, putting stockholders' investments at stake. www.news.cornell.edu /chronicle/96/4.11.96/dunlap.html   (824 words)

Poynter Online - Karen Brown Dunlap Named President of The Poynter Institute Dunlap, who currently is Dean of the Poynter faculty, will succeed James M. Naughton when he retires in August. Dunlap brings to her new position a background in teaching; reporting, writing and editing for newspapers; and writing and editing of books and articles. Dunlap earned a B.A. in Journalism from Michigan State University, an M.S. in Speech Communication from Tennessee State University, and a Ph.D. in Mass Communications from the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. www.poynter.org /content/content_view.asp?id=17414   (901 words)

WILLIAM DUNLAP The first historian of the American stage, William Dunlap was a passionate lover of the arts, a gifted painter, a tireless chronicler of his day and a writer of considerable charm. Dunlap provided him Darby's Return (left) in which Wignell's character (taken from John O'Keefe's very popular comic opera The Poor Soldier) returns to his native sod of Ireland and comments on his peregrinations in America in good rustic fashion. Dunlap and Hodgkinson took over the lease of The Park but, The new building was not ready until January 29, 1798, so they leased the Haymarket in Boston (right)for what proved to be a financially unsuccessful run. www.wayneturney.20m.com /dunlapwilliam.htm   (1086 words)

TheStreet.com: SEC Alleges Fraud Against 'Chainsaw' Al Dunlap, Other Ex-Sunbeam Execs "Dunlap and his cronies' actions led to a market-cap peak [for Sunbeam] of $5 billion," said Thomas Newkirk, associate director of the division of enforcement at the SEC. Neither Dunlap nor the other defendants in the suit could be reached for comment. Dunlap and several other executives were fired by Sunbeam in 1998. www.thestreet.com /stocks/brokerages/1429964.html   (659 words)

DDO David Dunlap Observatory home The David Dunlap Observatory opened in 1935, a gift to the University of Toronto by Jessie Donalda Dunlap as a memorial to her husband David Alexander Dunlap. As a renewal of the memorial, the University of Toronto is planning to establish the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics in the Faculty of Arts and Science on the St. George Campus (See September, 2007 press release). Creation of the Dunlap Institute presents a exciting opportunity to ensure that in the 21st century the Dunlap name continues to be associated internationally with excellence in astronomy and astrophysics. www.astro.utoronto.ca /DDO   (162 words)

Q&A: Steve Dunlap :: New Wolfpack defensive coordinator has more than two decades of experience in that position Dunlap grew up in Hurricane, W.Va., about a mile and a half from former Wolfpack assistant Doc Holliday. Dunlap: Believe it or not, I go back to 1975 and the Peach Bowl, when they had the Buckey brothers and Lou Holtz was the coach. DUNLAP When he was coaching at Florida State, I made several trips down there to observe what they were doing. www.cstv.com /sports/m-footbl/stories/022105aap.html   (787 words)

Water And Wastewater Plant Directory: Dunlap Water System Due to residential growth in 1985 the City of Dunlap constructed a 500,000 gallon steel reservoir to serve the resident of south Dunlap and the ridge top areas. In the agreement Dunlap received a 1,000,000 gallon tank and pump station along with several miles of main line. Dunlap agreed to provide labor to install the water mains, to reduce the cost and keep the project within budgeted limits. www.waterandwastewater.com /plant_directory/Detailed/17.html   (489 words)

Dunlap's missing years - Jul. 16, 2001 NEW YORK (CNNfn) - Albert J. Dunlap, the former chief executive at Sunbeam Corp., was accused of accounting fraud at a company he headed in the 1970s but hid that history from later employers, according to a published report Monday. Dunlap and Nitec sued one another after his removal, and the matter was resolved when the company agreed to pay Dunlap $50,000, according to the newspaper. Dunlap has declined to comment on whether he had misled employers about his employment past, and his lawyer described the accusations as "old and stale," the paper reported. money.cnn.com /2001/07/16/companies/dunlap   (345 words)

USATODAY.com - 'Chainsaw' Al Dunlap to pay $500,000 SEC fine   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19) The former CEO of Sunbeam, who was ousted four years ago, reached a settlement Wednesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission that permanently bars him from serving as an officer or director of a public company. Dunlap's attorney, Frank Razzano, said his client has been living in retirement the past four years and that the settlement "will allow him to pursue his retirement and, therefore, is a welcome outcome." During his tumultuous career as a CEO, Dunlap gained a reputation for being ruthless about cost-cutting — firing thousands of employees to improve his companies' numbers — while being a champion for investors. www.usatoday.com /money/industries/manufacturing/2002-09-04-sunbeam_x.htm   (476 words)

Dunlap Broadside Dunlap was appointed printer to congress, and first printed the "Declaration of Independence." He was an officer in the first troop of Philadelphia cavalry, which became the body-guard of Washington at Trenton and Princeton. A Dunlap broadside - unsigned, as it is known, recently sold for $8.14 million, the highest price ever achieved for an object sold at an Internet auction. John Dunlap of Philadelphia was the printer to the Continental Congress. www.thedeclarationofindependence.org /hallofthehistoricarchives/DUNLAPBROADSIDE.NET   (748 words)

AllRefer.com - William Dunlap (American Literature, Biography) - Encyclopedia Dunlap was a founder and secretary of the National Academy of Design. His History of the American Theatre (1832) and History of the Rise and Progress of the Arts of Design in the United States (1834) are invaluable source books and contain important autobiographical material. Dunlap's diary was edited by D. Barck in 1930. reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/D/Dunlap-W.html   (280 words)

Karen Brown Dunlap Join Eckerd Youth Alternatives' Board of Directors Dunlap is president of the Poynter Institute for Media Studies, in St. Petersburg, and a trustee; she began her tenure at Poynter in 1989. Dunlap taught journalism at Tennessee State University in Nashville, and then joined the faculty at the University of South Florida in Tampa in 1985. Dunlap is married, with four children and grandchildren. www.eckerd.org /NewsCenter/pressreleases05/Karen_Brown_Dunlap_Join_EYA_BOD.html   (470 words)

Amazon.com: Books: Chainsaw: The Notorious Career of Al Dunlap in the Era of Profit-At-Any-Price   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19) Al Dunlap was so ruthless in downsizing corporations for short-term shareholder profit that he earned nicknames such as "Chainsaw Al" and "Rambo in Pinstripes." Wall Street loved Dunlap at Scott Paper, where he laid off thousands, but then hated him at Sunbeam, where he himself was finally fired. The reader will marvel at the amount and intensity of abuse Dunlap hurls at even his closest friends and allies, the coldness with which he treats his family (he abandoned his son at age 2 and couldn't be bothered to attend the funerals of either of his parents), and the near-perverted bounds of his ego. Dunlap, in his pinstripe suits, tinted glasses, dyed blonde hair and very loud voice would arrogantly hand out copies of his autographed book "Mean Business" and scream at anyone that told him anything he didn't want to hear. www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0066619815?v=glance   (3420 words)

The Iraq Page - Brian Dunlap   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19) NBCSanDiego -- Sgt. Brian Dunlap, of Vista, was one of three local servicemen killed this week in Iraq, according to the military. Before he went on tour in Iraq, Dunlap served as a fireman at Camp Pendleton. Dunlap went on to say he lost 11 men in his company to injury. www.pigstye.net /iraq/article.php/DunlapBrian   (828 words)

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