Word: chaires
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...result of a Crimson parody of the Yale Daily News, it sounded like it might have been. Last week, in a story billed as an exclusive from its Washington bureau, the Herald reported that Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger '50 was likely to accept the offer of a chair endowed in his name at Columbia University. If he decided against that, the story went on, he reportedly could choose from offers such as the presidency of the Ford Foundation, the chairmanship of CBS, or "the vice-presidency of Harvard University." Although any of those reports may eventually become true...
CHUL also will spend an hour of tomorrow's meeting conducting an informal discussion on the educational role of the House system. Katherine Fulton, CHUL representative from Winthrop House, will chair the discussion instead of Dean Rosovsky
Many have been running as long and as hard as Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford. They are the men and women who want to sit in Congress or a Governor's chair rather than the White House-at least for now. Contests to watch...
...leader of Israel's elite Palmach commandos in 1948 and a hero of the 1967 war, Rabin seldom loses a chance to one-up his Defense Minister on military matters. During briefings by Peres (who never served in uniform), Rabin has been known to swivel impatiently in his chair, scowl and then ignore his minister by shooting questions directly at uniformed generals present. Complains a Peres aide: "Right from the start, Rabin was out to humiliate Peres in any way he could...
John Murray, a Columbia spokesman, said yesterday neither the university's president or its vice president for academic affairs knew of plans to offer Kissinger an endowed chair...