Word: appointed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...will not appoint a search committee to assist him, but rather will solicit suggestions from all Faculty members and consult personally with many members of the Harvard community...
...Council meeting clarified several major questions about the search--almost. Bok will appoint an acting dean to "bridge the gap" between Dunlop's departure and the appointment of his successor, if Dunlop leaves before the search is completed. In this case, Bok will not appoint himself as acting dean, as some had speculated, Finally, "the odds are extremely high" that someone from the present Harvard community will fill Dunlop's shoes...
...that he will probably appoint the acting dean this week if one is needed. Several Council members have speculated, that Bok will have to take this step...
...only about the problems of ghetto residents. His Little City Hall program operated only in black and Puerto Rican neighborhoods. He failed to get the snow removed in white middle class Queens Garbage collection was remarkably poor during the early years of his administration and his response was to appoint a Manhattan liberal to the post of administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. Very recently, Lindsay has begun giving large sums of money to Irish and Italian groups to study their problems, but this effort comes far too late for it to make any impact...
...decides to appoint a caretaker acting dean, speculation has centered on John K. Fairbank '29, Higginson Professor of History, or Edwin O. Reischauer, University Professor. Both men are senior Faculty members held in wide esteem by virtually all segments of the University...