Word: filles
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...proportion of newly hired women and minorities has been greater than their proportion in the applicant pool. Keller said. The overall change in the composition of the Faculty has been small, she said, because the Faculty has only had about 30 tenured positions to fill in the last three years...
Word of the deal leaked and the outrage it engendered made council leaders reconsider. Black attorneys were threatening suit if Frost was not made acting mayor. The power brokers offered Frost the finance chairmanship and told the Polish bloc it could fill the newly created position of vice-mayor (powerless except in the event of the death of the new mayor...
...retirement benefits keep growing, while salaries are frozen. In 1974, no fewer than 46.6% of eligible executives with frozen salaries chose early retirement. From 1969 to 1976, the Air Force lost 46% of its top scientists. For more than a year, the Social Security Administration has been unable to fill the post of chief actuary, who estimates the longevity of Social Security recipients. During the last three years, four of eleven directorships of the National Institutes of Health have been vacant...
...back to the smoke-filled room for a new split of the pie. Bilandic remained the acting mayor with the understanding that he would not run for a full term in the special election that the city council must schedule within the next six months. A new post was created, vice mayor, which the twelve Polish aldermen were permitted to fill. To appease the 13 black aldermen, Frost was given the chairmanship of the finance committee...
...Charles A. Sanders, director of Massachusetts General Hospital, said Harvard teaching hospitals will have no trouble attracting enough American med school graduates to fill their residencies...