Word: chairmen
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...figures that British firms would have to report, in addition to profits, are sales (37 of the 100 biggest companies have never done so), a breakdown of sales by product line and subsidiaries, the amount and value of shares outstanding and in reserve, and the earnings of company chairmen. The last requirement promises to end a favorite British guessing game...
While graduate students continue to complain of the inequity of the strict enforcement of the Jan. 10 deadline, department chairmen have told the CRIMSON that the cutoff has not caused them much concern...
...university has retreated in some measure from this position since the strike began January 4. A faculty senate has been created; the rules concerning tenure have been changed to conform to standard practice in American universities; and the choice the department chairmen will be partially determined by faculty preference...
...changes in the system of selecting department chairmen, though an improvement on the old method of simply having the president pick a man, still falls short of giving the faculty meaningful control. Now the faculty will be able to select three candidates for the post--but again only those with tenure will be eligible. Then the president will choose one of the three. And in the Philosophy and Theology Department, the president will still hand-pick the chairman...
...cost-analysis systems. The C.E.D. also faulted Congress, pointing out that it rarely debates overall policy questions implicit in the budget, such as a "rational balance" between space exploration and urban renewal, which might facilitate longer-range financing. Instead, the budget is studied piecemeal in subcommittees run by "strong chairmen not committed to a common program or even to common goals...