Word: boards
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...main changes proposed by a committee of the board of directors and already approved by the ten stockholders encompass...
Democratizing the stockholders and board of directors to give students half the seats on each...
Allowing any member to run for the board if he can get a petition with 100 member signatures...
...inescapable but highly relevant to the University's business and its relations to the outside world. Political disagreements in the Faculty necessarily came to the fore and could no longer be contained within the familiar routines of Faculty decision-making. The Faculty's repudiation of some of the Administrative Board's disciplinary recommendations after the Paine Hall incident and the rejection of the CEP motion on ROTC emphasized the widening gulf between the traditional sources of legislative guidance in the Faculty and faculty opinion as reflected in some of its votes. As was perhaps inevitable in the circumstances, the legislative...
According to the Financial Report, University income for 1969 totaled $176.3 million. of which the government provided 36 per cent. Of the remaining 64 per cent, 20.6 came from endowment, 15 from special gifts. 16.9 from tuition and fees, and 4.5 per cent from board and lodging charges...