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Under a straight insurance plan, an individual pays premiums and gets in return a policy promising to pay a certain sum to his heirs if he dies early, or to himself if he lives long enough to retire.
Bok's other two vice presidents, Dr. Chase N. Peterson '52, vice president for alumni affairs and development, and financial vice president Hale Champion are not as ripe for turnover as Daly and Hall. "I don't suppose I'll be here when I retire, but that may happen," Champion...
Hall said it would be easy for him to spend the next 24 years here and then retire, "but that would be wrong for Harvard and wrong for me."
In response to a question about her future plans, Hamill said, "Well, after the nationals, there are the World Championships. If I don't win them, there's no point in going on to the Olympics. I mean, the judging is so biased by previous performances. If I don't...
"I'd have followed him into the jaws of hell-and had a hard time catching up with him," said an admiring captain. Lieut. General Robert L. Fair is headed for a more prosaic destination, however, and defenders of a tough, nononsense, old-style Army are dismayed. As of...