Word: seniors
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Francis Keppel '38, senior lecturer on Education and former dean of the School of Education, lauded Conant's role in advancing the quality of public education in this country, which prompted The New York Times to call him "schoolmaster to American education...
...added that a key to reform is the establishment of a "senior executive service," to consist of the 9200 top executives in the federal government. Executives in this group would be eligible to receive bonuses based on merit...
Parker seemed pleased with the work of stroke senior David Boghossian, who has ousted number-two junior Gordie Gandiner, last year's stroke, from the front seat. "In the work we've done so far Boghossian has been doing a better job. He's a very fine stroke--always has been--and that he is stroke now is really no surprise," Parker said. Parker said last night he had not decided whether he would stick with the boat that raced in San Diego for the rest of the year. As it stands now, the six returnees from last year...
Ever since flamboyant Congressman Adam Clayton Powell lost his House seat in 1970, roly-poly Charles Coles Diggs Jr.. 55, has been the senior black member of Congress. The son of a powerful Michigan politician who became wealthy as an undertaker in Detroit, Diggs has won election to the House twelve times from the city's predominantly poor and black 13th Congressional District. Because of his seniority, he became the first chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus in 1971. He is also chairman of the House District of Columbia Committee and the House International Relations Subcommittee on Africa...
...sailor next to me said the margin was three points, so I thought I had a little to spare and I wasn't that careful about covering him in the face," Long said. "Luckily, I beat him anyhow and we won," the senior skipper added...