Word: chairmen
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That money could have paid for advertising in Hawaii and Ohio, where a switch of some 18,000 votes would have given Ford a full term in the White House. In his defense, Baker claimed that the funds had been allocated to the state chairmen, who failed to use all of them. Still, a political realist, Baker dropped out of the race early last week. Said he: "I didn't have the fire in my gut to go through with...
...replacement for Walter J. Leonard, the departing affirmative action officer for the University, has a difficult job in store. The next few years will require redoubled efforts on the part of everyone in the University, from administrators to department chairmen to admissions officers. The negative findings of the report must not be ignored or forgotten with Leonard's departure, but must serve to spur on a tremendous effort and a change in attitude if the next report is to be any more encouraging...
...chairmen of two departments cited for underutilization said yesterday that they were unable to find qualified women or minority candidates for open positions...
...Department chairmen should be encouraged to investigate the possible benefits to student-Faculty contact that might accrue from organizing some of the larger departments into subgroups or micro-communities. While not denying there are some debits too, the Task Force felt that these divisions need not be formalized as full-fledged sub-departments, but might follow cleavages within fields that already exist on topical or theoretical lines...
...Speaker of the national House until they were so brutally abused by Joseph G. ("Uncle Joe") Cannon (TIME'S first cover subject, March 3, 1923) that they were drastically trimmed. In Boston, O'Neill exercised such powers as the right to appoint and dismiss committee chairmen-with less brutality but no less forcefulness...