Word: overseerers
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Died. Taizo Ishizaka, 88, elder statesman of Japanese industry; of a stroke; in Tokyo. A successful insurance executive before World War II, Ishizaka was called from retirement in 1948 to rescue the Toshiba company from bankruptcy, went on to head the electronics giant for 17 years. An affable, scholarly man...
No Lawyer. The shy overseer of all this success came to the A.C.L.U. from Hitler's Germany. Born in Berlin in 1937, Aryeh (Hebrew for lion and pronounced Ar-eeay) Neier (rhymes with higher) was taken to London at the age of two to escape the Nazis; after the...
Not all the festivities are official. Cambridge people, beautiful and otherwise, will gather for tailgate picnics before the game, and for other entertainments afterwards. Two perennial party-givers with reputations for attracting people more beautiful than otherwise are Harvard Overseer Maurice Lazarus '37 and Business School professor Ray Goldberg '48...
September 17: Elliot L. Richardson '41, Harvard's most ambitious overseer, tells a Boston press conference that pardoning Nixon was fair and compassionate, adding sagely: "Our system of justice does not demand that a man who resigns as president serve time."
Bok and Walter Leonard, special assistant to the president and overseer of the institute plans, said this week they did not name Guinier to the Board because of his repeated objections to the current concept of the institute.