Word: retiree
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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But R. Jerrold Gibson '51, director of the Office of Fiscal Services, said last week that students might have to forfeit grants and take the draw money from TAF, which they may pay back until they retire. "It is not terribly attractive to students," Gibson added.
As described by Mattson and Kennedy, the principles of agreement mean the union appeared to have won its fight to keep the jobs of its members, and the publishers have apparently won the right to reduce work forces by not replacing employees who die, retire, or are fired.
Douglas W. Bryant, University Librarian and director of the University library, will retire next summer after 27 years of service.
In May, about a month before Walker was scheduled to leave Turkey, he received another "eyes only" message. In it, Rogers confessed that he had "struck out." There would be no new four-star billet for Walker. He could take a demotion and an assignment as a lieutenant general. Or...
Four faceless London clerks, nearly invisible even to their employers, share an office. So vague is their work that even they are not sure exactly what it is they do. Only one thing is certain: they are about to retire, a prelude to dispiriting old age. Barbara Pym, in her...