Word: exofficio
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...will come out of it,"the editor said.CrimsonDavid E. RosenLaw School Dean ROBERT C. CLARK, criticizedlast spring for his response to the controversialLaw Review parody issue, says the journal'strustees will probably appoint an investigator toexamine the charges this fall against ReviewPresident Emily R. Schulman '85. Clark is an exofficio member of the board of trustees...
...concentration will likely be called"Environmental Science and Public Policy," saidDean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles, an exofficio member of the committee...
...made up of the chairmen of seven Core subcommittees--one for each Core area of study, plus expository writing and the math requirement. In addition, Paul C. Martin '52, dean of the Division of Applied Sciences, and Edward L. Keenan '57, associate dean of the Faculty, serve as exofficio members; and two students appointed by the Education Resources Group are non-voting members...
...years ago this month Harvard received the first corporate charter conferred in the colonies. The Corporation today is a similar group of seven men, including the president and treasurer exofficio, as the original charter specified. The anniversary dinner is being held in Dunster House in recognition of Harvard's first president, Henry Dunster, who led the work that brought about the incorporation...
...which there is a document proving that the borough of Pimlico in London does not belong to Britain. Consequently, police protection, ration cards and other legal instruments become suspended, and the inhabitants, for a few days, are sovereigns unto themselves. Though Stanley Holloway offers some excellent touches as the exofficio mayor of Pimlico, most of the scenes are only moderately amusing to an American audience; rationing and queues are too far behind...