Word: boarded
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...word of caution about Harvard's student groups: Everyone's a leader. Everyone wants to have a title and a say in the group's fate, so executive boards run huge. This means you will lock antlers with people over small decisions, but it also means you can simultaneously hold a spot on the board of three different organizations at once...
Radcliffe Board of Trustees Chair Nancy-Beth G. Sheerr '71 and Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles were not in Cambridge earlier this week, and Dunn leaves for vacation today...
...president and Fellows make up the Harvard Corporation, which is invested with ultimate control over the University by colonial charter. This board approves appointments and oversees the allotment of millions of dollars in each year's operating budget...
More open, but far less powerful, is the Board of Overseers, the University's secondary governing board. Elected each year by alums to serve six-year terms, the overseers meet to form committees, approve appointments, form committees and discuss issues...
...board tends to attract some of Harvard's more famous graduates. The board's membership over the last three years has included actor John A. Lithgow '67, author Michael Crichton '64, possible Republican presidential candidate Elizabeth H. Dole and Vice President Al Gore...