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expand the GM board of directors from 24 to 27 members to include three "representatives of the public." If it passes, Campaign GM will nominate Betty Furness, President Johnson's special assistant in consumer affairs: Rev. Channing Phillips, a Washington civil rights leader; and Rene Dubes, a University of Chicago...
At best, the President's letter contained a dubious view of the Senate's constitutional role. The Constitution states that the President "shall nominate, and by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, shall appoint . . . judges of the Supreme Court." The responsibility to propose is the...
The proposed Committee on Graduate Education may dissolve before ever meeting if the Graduate Student Association (GSA) Council decides tonight not to nominate students for the vacancies on the committee.
Only one graduate student has agreed to run for one of the five spots on the committee, and GSA president Kenneth W. Allen, a third-year grad student, said yesterday that it seems unlikely that the GSA Council will decide to nominate students for the other four vacancies.
Dean Dunlop has requested the GSA Council to nominate students for the vacancies. Under the authority voted him by the Faculty, Dunlop has said, he will automatically appoint the nominees to the committee.