Word: predecessors
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...post, Harvard's money passes into the hands of another group of men. Bennett's successor, George Putnam '49, comes from essentially the same world of Boston high finance. But bred in a rival business circle, Putnam doesn't have any special allegiance to the policies of his predecessor...
Compared to his predecessor, Putnam is considered to be more liberal, both in terms of his financial philosophy and his personal political viewpoints...
...dramatic." They give the new curator high marks for having restored the program to its hard-drinking vitality. Many of the changes were obvious and long-overdue, they say, but they also note that they could not have occurred without the financial shot in the arm which Thomson's predecessor, Dwight E. Sargent, administered to the program...
Dean Rosovsky will have to meet high standards as an administrator if he is to match the efficiency and control of his predecessor. But if he is to be a successful dean, he must also act on the premise that students and Faculty have more uniting them than separating them. He will be in a position to close some of the gaps between the groups, and between their ideas of students' role in University policymaking. He will be in a position to encourage student-Faculty groups such as the Commission on Inquiry...
Considered with his efforts to get the Faculty to revamp the Commission on Inquiry to hear student grievances, Bok's shareholder program hints that he is genuinely interested in student opinion. That is more than can be said for his predecessor or for the Faculty majority, which likes to scoff at and downplay any student participation beyond the adolescent level...