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...head cheer leader will appoint his assistants for the year and his successor for the following year...
...annual Seniors class farce, sub-titled "class election," is again taking place. The Senior council has appointed a nominating committee which in return has re-nominated the Senior council for all the class marshalships. The nominations for minor offices were made not with the idea of picking the best men for the offices, but, as one member of the senior council put it, men were selected who could "get the votes.' In other words, the nominating committee's ideas as tow ho could get the votes seem to be the controlling factor in this election. Therefore, why not dispense with...
...class committee shall have powers and duties as follows: to determine as to the reunions of the class and the conduct thereof, to appoint subcommittees from their own number or from other members of the class: to fill all vacancies in the offices of Secretary and Treasurer and in their own elective positions; to remove any class officers or any of their own members; to conduct all elections to fill vacancies in their own number and determine within the limits herein prescribed the procedure for conducting such elections; to fix rules for the conduct of their own meetings and determine...
...Suppose that A" says Leach, "an economic Royalist (and there are such in Delaware), leaves his estate to his son, B, for life, remainder to such of B's issues as B shall by will appoint, with full power of delegation; then B exercises the power by giving a life estate of his son, C, of life, remainder to such of C's issue as C shall by will appoint with full power of delegation; then C exercises the power in the same way, and so on ad infinitum...
...president, not necessarily a broker, would be hired by the Board of Governors, would have to divest himself of all other business interests, would have power to appoint, subject to approval by the board, all officers except the chairman and vice-chairman of the board...