Word: editor-in-chief
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Rumor is that Lowells talk only to Cabots; they have also apparently talked freely to Ferris Greenslet, former Houghton Mifflin editor-in-chief, and granted him permission to quote from family letters and papers. The, result is a short history of ten Lowell generations, down to and including that of the stout, imperious maiden lady who admired Keats and smoked long Manila cigars...
...been a consultant to the War Department's Bureau of Budgets, executive secretary of the War Administration's Committee on Records and editor-in-chief of Public Administration Review. In the spring of 1940, he joined the Carnegie Corporation of New York, an organization with capital assets of over 170 million dollars, as chief or staff for expenditures designed to foster international understanding and cooperation. Because Dr. Herring's new UN duties are closely related to his Carnegie Corporation work, the corporation has released him for an indefinite period
...instructor in 1928, Herring has also acted as a consultant to the War and Navy Departments and to the Burean of the Budget during the war. In the last capacity he was executive secretary of the committee on records of the War Administration. At present he is editor-in-chief of the Public Administration Review...
...senior year he was editor-in-chief of the Amherst Student, and a Phi Beta Kappa who graduated summa cum laude. Last week Amherst gave boyish, blue-eyed Charles Cole, 39, the best first prize it had to offer-its presidency...
Stanley Smith is still editor-in-chief of Spec, but he no longer has the unchecked power he enjoyed during the summer; for Edward Gold and Frederick Klecberg, both members of the last and "legitimate" Managing Board, are back on the staff as associate editor and managing editor, respectively...