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Another controversial decision by the university took place in July 1978, when a recognized Marxist, Bernell Oilman, then-an associate professor at NYU, was refused the chairmanship of the government department at the College Park campus...
...Womack has been here the required number of years, he is notable in a particular field. He's the next logical choice for the chairmanship," MacCaffrey said...
...ground for executives on the way to AT&T corporate headquarters in New York. In the future, a top job there could mean the end of the line, not a transfer and a raise. Similarly, AT&T employees in years to come may find that the route to the chairmanship passes through Bell Labs or perhaps the company's finance or planning departments...
...still stalking LSC, however. By early next year he will have replaced the corporation's eleven board members with people who question much of the LSC's current thinking. Ronald Zumbrun of Sacramento is expected to be announced shortly as Reagan's choice for the LSC chairmanship. "The poor will have their own James Watt," groans CRLA'S Al Meyerhoff. Zumbrun frequently tangled with CRLA over funding cuts when he was a deputy director of Reagan's department of social welfare and more recently in his position as head of the conservative Pacific Legal Foundation...
...minorities at Harvard, along the lines of centers at several other prestigious universities such as Yale, Princeton and Stanford. Bok acknowledged that the proposal merited investigation, and he formed a student-faculty committee to investigate it. He gave the Rev. Peter J. Gomes, Plummer Professor of Christian Morals, the chairmanship of the committee...