Word: seriousness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...McCormack, 76 is likely to be elected to a fifth term as Speaker, and Michigan Republican Gerald Ford, 55, will probably be thwarted once again in his ambition to swap the job of minority leader for the Speaker's gavel. Whoever is President, moreover, will be in for serious trouble. A Democratic Congress, even a conservatively oriented one, would probably be hostile to Nixon; a conservative Congress, even one controlled by Democrats, would probably thwart Hubert Humphrey regularly...
...Retention of Faculty, new appointees with a Ph.D. would start as assistant professors rather than instructors, and could be appointed to either three or five-year terms. The associate professorships would be reduced to a non-tenured rank--a three-year term offered only "to those who merit serious consideration for tenure...
Ford said the question was serious enough that the CEP would discuss it separately at a meeting later this fall and ask Dunlop to appear and explain the reasons for the committee's recommendation...
...CAMPAIGN to elect an insurgent student slate to the Board of Directors of the Harvard Co-operative Society will end tonight at the Coop's annual meeting at the Cambridge High and Latin School. These students, in mounting the first serious challenge to the Coop's election practices in the society's 86-year history, are seeking to give the Coop a more constructive role in the Boston and Cambridge communities. They deserve to be supported...
...probably find very little money to invest in community-oriented projects, and its tax position severely limits the use of whatever money might be available. As Profit admitted last week, "I don't know how much of our program is feasible. If elected, we just promise to take a serious look at what can be done...