Word: chosing
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...UMass faculty chose the Massachusetts Society of Professors (MSP) to be their official representative in an election last February by a vote of 865 to 680, with 380 not voting, Ralph Flynn, of the Massachusetts Teachers Association (MTA), said yesterday...
...because it controls Memorial Hall. S. Bose of the planning office says: "It wasn't the central administration's fault. Why should they pay?" The problem, in his words, is "Who is to pay for what?" This past summer, the planning office, with Fielder's and Thomas's advice, chose locations for the more than 30 curb cutouts that were added near the campus last year. A federal grant to Cambridge paid for most of them...
Also, the student representatives to CHUL chose William T. Prewitt '79, CHUL representative from North House, as chairman of the student caucus of the committee...
...preacher and civil rights leader in the '60s and Georgia Congressman in the '70s, Andy Young is used to speaking bluntly and forcefully. Although it might seem to be a contradiction, he is also a skillful, persuasive corridor negotiator-one reason why Carter chose him for the U.N. post...
...which includes Mrs. Gandhi's constituency in Uttar Pradesh, TIME'S New Delhi bureau chief Lawrence Malkin encountered widespread resentment of Indira's rule. "During the emergency, some local officials arbitrarily used the suspension of habeas corpus and other rights to arrest or harass whomever they chose," Malkin reported. "Stories circulate of people being picked up for distributing handbills or simply for talking out of turn. In the countryside, fear has become so widespread that the independent election commission's posters now urge: VOTE WITHOUT FEAR...