Word: caucused
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...confrontation began when a dozen of the 100 students attending the lecture approached the stage and asked MacEwan, assistant professor of Economics, to delay his discussion of "Macrotheory Concepts of Surplus and Aggregate Demand." He agreed, left the stage, and watched an informal caucus lead the discussion...
...have a great deal of fund-raising experience, but has been chairman of the Berkeley Center for Japanese and Korean studies and is currently associate director of the East Asian Research Center. He remains active on Faculty committees and is considered one of the leaders of the old conservative caucus...
...separate conversations with a member of the liberal and a member of the conservative caucus last spring, one identical phrase cropped up: "He's one of theirs...
...anyone who has even brushed close to the liberals in the last year. At the same time, the list bristles with formerly active members of the conservative group: Bailyn, Dunlop, Heimert, May, Rosovsky, and Wilson. H. Stuart Hughes, Paul Doty, Edwin Reischauer, and Roger Rosenblatt-four other, essentially non-caucus Faculty politicians, have gradually moved to the conservative side of one of the major caucus disagreements-the political neutrality of the University-as they became more involved in Faculty politics. None have ever gotten deeply into the Faculty infighting, but still they remain suspect in the eyes of liberals...
...keep your eye on the house end of the list because it's the place where you can tell what the intentions of the Corporation are," another liberal leader remarked cryptically. "The point is not that you want a caucus leader, but you have to define by example what you want. In a list of 69 names, one would expect some additional names that aren't there...