Word: board
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Under the revisions students will now hold 11 of the 23 seats on the Board of Directors, instead of their present nine. Non-students (faculty, alumni, and employees of Harvard and M.I.T)will also have 11 seats. The general manager will continue to occupy the 23rd seat in an ex officio position...
Since the Coop is a cooperative society. no one actually "owns" it. There are, however, ten trustee stockholders who keep the company stock in trust and nominate a slate for the board of directors. Under the amendments, five of these non-elective stockholder posts will go to students...
...member wishes to run for a seat on the board of directors. he can place his name on the ballot by submitting an endorsement petition with 100 members' signatures. Only if someone challenges the stockholders slate will there be an election. Moreover, a quorum of at least five per cent must vote to make a contested election legal...
...Government Center, where the march began. Miles S. Rapoport '70 read the statement of "the Boston Eight," a group which claims responsibility for the draft board raids, "We think it's right on," Rapoport told the cheering crowd...
...Selective Service called in sixteen National Guardsmen on active duty to clean up the draft offices. All six draft boards are closed to the public today as civilian draft board clerks continue the clean-up process...