Word: boarding
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This week the editors take pleasure in announcing their association with another group of experts: TIME's board of economists, composed of eight distinguished scholars. The board will not be called upon, of course, for routine readings of economic happenings and business activity. Rather, its members will act as consultants on major developments-as well as gather four times each year with the editors in New York for a full day of wide-ranging discussion across the entire spectrum of past, present and future economics...
Senior Editor Marshall Loeb, who suggested the idea, spent many months recruiting TIME's board, seeking members who represent every school of economic thought, all parts of the country and a wide variety of institutions-banks, universities, corporations, foundations, private consulting firms. We hope that our dialogue with the new board will enable TIME to convey a greater range and depth of opinion to an increasingly better informed readership...
...that the by-law changes have been approved-at a mailing cost ofabout $10,000-the Coop plans to implement them as soon as possible. "Our main concern is getting a functioning board that the community will feel is representative," Zavella said yesterday...
...stockholders' next meeting, Nov. 17, they will replace five of their nominate a new slate for the board of directors. Charles P. Whitlock, Assistant to the President for Governmental Relations, is chairman of the stockholders' nominating committee...
...submit petitions. If either the student or non-student seats are contested, ballots will be mailed out Dec. 8 and due back in Cambridge Dec. 18. If the election is not contested, the stockholders' slate will take office Dec. 1. If there is an election, the new board will come...