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Rhinelander resigned form the directorship of General Education here last May, when the Administration decided to rotate the post among tenured faculty members. Kenneth B. Murdock '16, Francis Lee Higginson Professor of English Literature, replaced...
...When the directorship of an important art museum falls vacant, the directors of every U.S. museum perk up. In the game musical chairs that follows, even the lowliest may find a plushier seat. Last summer Perry Rathbone, director of the City Art Museum of St. Louis, was appointed to fill the directorship of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts (vacated by the death of George Edgell...
Last week he startled his fellow trustees on the Met's board with the announcement that as of June 30 he will retire from the Met to go back to the directorship of the Worcester (Mass.) Art Museum, the job he held before coming to Manhattan. "I have decided," he told the board, "to ease the heavy administrative burdens which . . . have so taxed my nervous and physical energies." In contrast to the Met, the job in Worcester offers "opportunities of time and leisure for travel abroad, research and the pursuit of my literary interest in congenial and familiar surroundings...
Lyman, who died Oct. 11, was director of the fund from its establishment in 1931 until his retirement in 1947. The Lyman Laboratory of Physics was named after him in recognition of his directorship since 1910 and his service as Hollis Professor since...
...executive committee member went Roy G. Woods, 54, Oklahoma oilman and owner of several trucking companies. Rentzel and Woods got a five-year option to buy 20% of Slick Airways stock (100,000 shares). Founder Earl Slick, whose family still owns 51% of Slick, stepped down to a directorship...