Word: marshaling
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...abide by the state and what countries are recognized by it,” said Jacqueline O’Neill, University marshal. “Once we go beyond the definition, it’s a slippery slope; it is very hard to discern where to say yes and no,” she said...
Ernst F.S. Hanfstaengl ’09, a close friend of Hitler’s and a high-powered press officer in the Nazi party, was invited by a classmate to act as a vice marshal at his 25th reunion. News of Hanfstaengl’s invitation spurred a flurry of protests from Jewish alumni and anti-Nazi student groups. Harvard administrators responded that the decision to offer the invitation was made by the reunion committee and was out of the hands of the University...
...media pressure, Hanfstaengl eventually declined the marshal position, but his visit to Cambridge in June 1934 was marked by protest. Escorted by a security detail of four state troopers, he attended receptions at the homes of prominent alumni, including a tea party at Conant’s residence...
First Class Marshal Caleb I. Franklin ’05, whose duties include determining Class Day speaker, said that the class marshals had yet to designate a speaker...
...discrepancy seems to be a simple misunderstanding. According to Harvard Law School Class Marshal Sarah E. Mattson ’01, DeGeneres has instead been tapped to speak at Harvard Law School’s Class Day, an event the day before Commencement which is typically more light-hearted than the keynote address that follows...