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Archibald MacLeish, Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, has accepted the honorary chairmanship of the Massachusetts Volunteers for Stevenson. Three other faculty members and one professor's wife are also on the Volunteer's general committee...
...answered, he feels, and this is because no one is really "running" the University. Each man is doing his own job efficiently, and the University just keeps on going. Conant, through his dominating position on the Corporation, his position on the ad hoe committees, and his chairmanship of faculty meetings, is able to guide the University on its long-range policies. To the undergraduates who question Conant's lack of knowledge on such projects as parietal rules and student porters, a remark he once made to a dean of another college furnisher an apt answer. "I couldn't get into...
...quick mixes. It made him president. Gerot, who came to Pillsbury fresh out of Northwestern University and swiftly climbed the ladder as a salesman, succeeds Philip Pillsbury, 49, who moved up to board chairman after 12 years as president. His father, John S. Pillsbury, 74, moved out of the chairmanship and became "honorary chairman...
Baker replaces Bartlett J. Whiting, professor of English, who is finishing five years of chairmanship-the customary term. Baker is also Senior Tutor in Dunster House...
...passion for anonymity. But last week, as Chairman Irving Olds retired at 65 and President Fairless took on his job as well, Blough (rhymes with plow) emerged as the heir apparent to what has traditionally been Big Steel's biggest job. He took over the long-vacant vice-chairmanship of the company...