Word: appointed
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...same time, Botstein preserved many of the innovations that gave Franconia its freewheeling reputation. Students still serve on all committees, including those that appoint new faculty members. There are no required courses, no formal academic departments and no grades. After spending much of their last two years on independent study projects, students must demonstrate competence in their fields to a faculty committee in order to receive a degree...
Message. Many squads are hostile to the police and avoid them entirely; others try to make policemen understand how women feel about rape. Explains a Washington center spokeswoman: "We want the police sex squad to appoint more women officers so that a woman is always available in rape cases." That message is apparently getting across. The District's 27-member squad now includes five women and will soon have...
...last Wednesday's meeting, the Trustees also voted to appoint Harvey B. Scribner, chancellor of the New York City public school system, a tenured professor of Education...
Bowles, denied tenure at Harvard last December, said yesterday that the group's willingness to accept tenure at UMass hinged on what radical economists and how many UMass was willing to appoint...
...Philosopher Harold F. Cherniss of the School of Historical Studies. Dissenters mailed copies of the minutes of faculty discussions to sympathetic colleagues. They also sent letters critical of Bellah's work to the New York Times, a step that Bellah called "contemptible." Then they demanded that the trustees appoint an outside commission to evaluate Kaysen's stewardship-which amounted to a vote of no confidence...