Word: bureaucratice
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By no popular demand whatsoever, the European Parliament met at Strasbourg last week. Despite its sonorous and imposing name, it may well be the least effective arm of the expanding Common Market. Its 183 members, including 41 new Danish, Irish and British delegates, are not elected but appointed by their...
RICHARD NIXON will be the smiling star in the most satisfying event in his long political career, but Washington itself will be the centerpiece of the Inaugural weekend. The two-mile-long mall from the Lincoln Memorial to Capitol Hill has been cleared of temporary buildings for the first time...
When President Bok came into office in July 1921. It was no secret that he intended to expand the President's staff and to centralize many of the bureaucratic tasks of the University. Most of his plan fell in line with a lengthy report on University governance published the prior...
Moreover, Dunlop made no secret about his eagerness to escape the bureaucratic morass into which he stumbled when he succeeded Franklin Ford in 1969.
A CRADF spokesman said yesterday that the elimination of the discount fares could come as early as March However, Leroy Huntington, an Air Transport Analyst for the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) said that he thought prohibition of youth fares could not come until the summer at the earliest because of...