Word: appointing
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Last Sunday, after more than a year of negotiations between the SAC and the Review's editorial board, the SAC decided to appoint one of its members aspublisher of the Review to oversee thepublication's finances...
...Michael said that it was necessary that theSAC appoint a publisher to increase communicationwith the Review because in the past, the politicaljournal has fallen into debt and fallen off theirquarterly schedule...
...monarch of all he surveys from the windswept hilltop where his hunting party has paused to rest, announces a plan he has long contemplated. It is time, he says, to renounce his power. He will divide his holdings among his three children and appoint the eldest head of his house. The youngest, the one who loves him most selflessly, resists the idea and is angrily banished from the realm. By the time the ensuing tragedy has played out, the patriarch is a madman wandering the wilderness, all three children are dead, and their world, racked by civil...
...Reagan Administration last week stood largely on the sidelines. The Administration's major Middle East initiative was to appoint a new special envoy for the peace process, to be stationed permanently in the region. The superdiplomat: Wat Cluverius, 50, a respected Middle East expert and former U.S. consul general in East Jerusalem. Cluverius will handle chores previously assigned to Assistant Secretary of State Murphy, who has shuttled between Washington and the Middle East since February...
...failed to act on many other specific concerns raised by the council as well, including the council's request that graduate student representatives from Harvard's 10 schools be elected through the applicable student government, as undergraduates are through the council. At most graduate schools, deans now appoint student members...