Word: chairmen
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Both Baldwin and MacDonald, the two former Premiers, regarded themselves as Chairmen of the Cabinet Committee. They gave advice, smoothed out difficulties-and let the Department heads get on with the job. They never interfered with the internal affairs of a Department...
Committees for the raising of funds are active in the Houses. Chairmen here include Robert E. Lane '39, Dunster; Morgan O. Preston '39, Eliot; William V. Linde '37, Kirkland; Kaltenborn, Leverett; H. Van B. Cleveland '38, Lowell; and A. James Lehman '38, Winthrop...
This decision is the outcome of the report on tutoring schools made by the Student Council on January 15. A summary of this report is being sent to all teachers in the University by the Faculty board, and a copy of the full report to all Chairmen of Departments and Divisions...
This is the seventh and last of a series of articles on the Houses written by House Committee Chairmen for the benefit of Freshmen planning to enter Houses. The articles were printed in the order they were received...
...effect, said that there was no need for making any real change at the present time. It was felt that because Article I of the Constitution states that a man from each House shall sit on the Council, cooperation could be maintained through informal discussion and notification of House chairmen when any matter concerning a House was to be brought up. To supplement this there would be conferences between the President of the Council and the Inter-House Committee which the President is to help call into being each fall. Although much can be said for this point of view...