Word: recommended
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...President Larry R. Johnson '58 last night commented, "The Council committee is satisfied that at present the HYRC, through its President and its Special Committee is acting responsibly. The Council wishes to emphasize, however, that the report will be scrutinized very closely, and that the Council may subsequently further recommend Dean's Office action.... If the Special Committee Report is not completed before the election scheduled for March 7, the Council will insure that the election is not held until that report is completed...
...only situation in which the committee would recommend an interim appointment, he maintained, would be if the ten-man committee could not agree on a choice within the near future. The faculty member added that the appointment would have to be made early in the spring so that the newly-appointed coach could appoint his assistants, but felt that it would be difficult to agree on a suitable man before the March 4 Corporation meeting, when an appointment would ordinarily be approved...
...School Committee so that each committee would have some tie with the local city government. However, in the case of Cambridge, this provision has served only to place the school system under a political influence from which it was originally intended to be free. As Shaplin plans to recommend, state control over education should provide tighter and more complete minimum requirements for the qualifications of teachers and curricula, as well as outlining stricter methods for administration of the school systems. Cambridge's example should illustrate that even the field of education is not free from political maneuvering...
...public schools, shall require full and satisfactory evidence of their moral character, and shall ascertain their qualifications for teaching and their capacity for the government of schools." Section 59 of the same chapter also reads in part: A superintendent... shall be the executive officer of the committee... and shall recommend to the committee teachers, text books, and courses of study." While the Cambridge School Committee may suspend its own rules, it cannot suspend those of the state, and, it would seem, that by not considering qualifications or consulting the superintendent, it has violated state...
...federal government is resolved to support the policy of the U.S.," he proclaimed. "We neither want nor intend to risk losing their cooperation and support by carrying out experiments." Kurt Kiesinger, Christian Democrat chairman of the Bundestag foreign-affairs committee, took another hour and a half to recommend sticking close to the U.S., as the policy that gave Adenauer's party its smashing election victory four years...