Word: selecter
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Coming from an artist who claims to have had his work exhibited all over the country, this is a curious complaint. It is, after all, the standard practice of most art gallery directors worth their salt to select the specific works they want displayed in their galleries--and not to leave that choice up to individual artists. At Dudley House, it is A-Baki's job to organize art exhibits and choose exactly what is displayed...
...search committee has already been formed to select Slichter's replacement. It includes Daniel as chair, Rosovsky, Stone, Overseers Renee Landers and Thomas Murphy and Rudenstine serving as ex officio...
...Administration will argue that letting students help select an administrative leader is tantamount to having Dean Epps help elect the President of the Undergraduate Council or the President of the Crimson. What this objection overlooks is that the Administration and the Undergraduate Council (or for that matter any other student organization) are not symmetrical in power or influence. What the Administration decides is binding on the students; what the student government decides is by no means binding on the administration...
Enter interactive media. Once voting-from-home becomes a reality, voter "turnout" will skyrocket. Voter registration will be simple--just turn on your television set. Voting itself will be just as easy--select from the choices presented onscreen. Who wouldn't want to vote when the act becomes as easy as playing a video game...
Three subcommittees--in the natural sciences, social sciences and humanities--would select members from among the candidates in their fields, said Professor of English and Comparative Literature James T. Engell '73, who is vice president of the Alpha Chapter...