Word: chairmen
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...necessities of politics, outnumber big men. House debate often sounds like an aimless caterwauling; order, purpose, logic more often than not seem lost in a parliamentary jungle. Yet there is order, of a kind. It is arranged and enforced by a few members: the Majority and Minority Leaders, the chairmen and ranking members of key committees (Rules, Ways & Means, Judiciary, Appropriations)-and above all by the Speaker of the House...
Most of them were under 50; few were top-flight tycoons. Vice presidents and managers rather than board chairmen in private life, they were picked (mainly by Baruch) from industry's "coming...
...recently-formed Committee, comprising the chairmen of the various House dance committees, is headed by Samuel W. White, Jr. '40, of Lowell House. Other members are Mason Fernald '40 of Eliot, John N. Fulham, Jr. '40 of Dunster, G. Scott Olive, Jr. '40 of Adams, Elliott H. Phillips '40 of Kirkland, Evans Speer '40 of Leverett, and David Stiles '40 of Winthrop...
...Committee recommends that the administration and supervision of the tutorial system be more systematically organized for the whole College and within the departments. More frequent meetings of the Tutorial Chairmen as a group and closer contact with the Administration, tutorial lunches or meetings in those departments which do not already have them, were means suggested by the tutors. The means of attaining the desired systematic organization must be worked out by the Administration together with the departments...
Specifically, the report urged more frequent meetings of tutorial chairmen, tutorial lunches or meetings in those departments which do not already have them, and a greater reduction in the teaching load of the tutorial chairmen in the large departments