Word: chairmen
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...freshman dean's office is choosing the associates and will consult house committee chairmen to determine which applicants are best qualified. House Masters will help in the selection only if personally asked...
Since it was established in 1899, Fiat, the second biggest automaker in Europe and the fifth biggest in the world, has had only two chairmen: Founder Giovanni Agnelli and, since 1945, Vittorio Valletta. Last week, at the age of 82, Valletta turned the wheel over to Gianni Agnelli, 45, grandson of Fiat's founder and a charter member of the international...
Although wary of administrative difficulties, the Faculty may be willing to try out the Harvard Policy Committee's ungraded free fifth course plan, a survey of department chairmen, senior tutors, and other Faculty members indicated yesterday...
...advantage of grants and appointments, but the bulk of absences, next year, will be the result of sabbaticals and leaves of absence falling due simultaneously for a large number of professors. The lack of planning coordination within the English Department has been increased by the two-year rotation of chairmen. It should be the duty of the chairman of the department to see that sabbaticals are spread evenly over the years and to avoid creating professorial gaps in any one area...
...signed, Sweden for four weeks had risked a crisis that could have crippled its economy. Labor demanded an inflationary 11 % -a-year pay increase, and management countered by setting a date to lock workers out of 90% of Sweden's industries. Only the cozy personal relations between the chairmen of the opposing federations, who have been negotiating with each other for so long that sometimes they take their wives along and talk aboard a yacht, resolved the deadlock. The settlement may prove nearly as disastrous as a strike, by pricing Swedish goods out of world markets. Swedish labor-already...