Word: overseerers
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Five Overseers are elected every year for six-year terms. Because of the un-expired term of a recently deceased Overseer, six places are currently vacant on the 30-member board.
As the drafting and the final polishing continued, Kissinger drove his staff with all the harshness of a plantation overseer. It was easy to detect which members of his staff had worked on the final drafts, Kissinger says. "They had maniacal expressions on their faces." As the deadline for the...
When Yale, Princeton and M.I.T. received warnings from HEW that Fall, Harvard issued a statement assuring its "continuing and expanding positive programs" to hire minority workers, and appointed overseer Clifford Alexander '55 to create such programs.
Originally, the project was conceived as an all-Rivers show. But, aware of the black community's hard eye on whites who "appropriate" black history, Rivers involved six black artists in the project: Frank Bowling, Daniel Johnson, William Williams, Peter Bradley, Joe Overstreet and Ellsworth Ausby. "When I told...
It may be years before the South or the rest of the nation will know if the new promises of the 1971 Southern inaugurations are kept. But they are evidence that the Congress, the courts and the 3,324,000 blacks registered to vote in the states of the old...