Word: function
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...cadets themselves. One of the main reasons for having Leadership Lab at all, in fact, is to give upperclassmen a practice run in Air Force bureaucracy. Peter Pignone '63, the Cadet Commander, has a staff of advanced corps cadets, each of whom has a specific place and function in the hierarchy. One cadet draws up a plan of events or "operations," another runs the athletic program, a third keeps data on merits, demerits, and attendance...
...strange odors which plagued the Radcliffe quad this winter were the fault of a sewage system which did not function because of lack of rainfall, Ralph B. Gates, Radcliffe Director of Buildings and Grounds, said yesterday...
...also voted to submit to the administration the use of the Field House, which was recently closed because of confusion about its proper function. Termed a "stopgap measure to keep the Field House operating until Radcliffe's Fourth House is built," the recommendation reserves the second floor for the exclusive use of artists. The Field House itself may still be reserved for parties and meetings, as it could be previously, but only the night watchman will have access...
...stuck up staunchly for McNamara: "My judgment is that the decision reached by Secretary McNamara was the right one. sound one, and any fair and objective hearing will bring that out. I have no objection to anyone looking at the contract as long as they feel a useful function is served...
...years since its founding in 1957, the HSA has often been accused of abusing the quasi-monopolistic position which its intimate relationship with the University ensures. Many of these accusations stem from the way the Agencies have been directed. The HSA deserves a chance to function independently of a director whom many will not trust, a man who, exposed to peculiar temptations, has on occasion apparently succumbed to them. The great potential for good of the HSA should not be frustrated by an indiscreet manager...