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As a result of those changes in the CRR's charter, students refused to serve on the committee. The selection of student nominees for the CRR was usually blocked in House Committees when the committees refused to nominate any students to the committee.
Letters will be sent out to regional colleges and universities, Graham said, asking them to nominate any of their junior facully women for a fellowship. Any non-tenured faculty women will also be able to nominate themselves, she said.
"You know," he says, "every time the SWP [Socialist Workers' Party] holds a convention to nominate a candidate, the Times and maybe a couple of other papers will run a profile of the guy, then maybe he gets on the ballot in six states." Harrington laughs. "Like a goddamn dancing...
Gradually Gerald Ford is reshaping to his own taste the Cabinet he suddenly inherited from Richard Nixon. Last week he was preparing change No. 7 in the lineup, having decided to nominate F. David Malhews, 39, the president of the University of Alabama, to succeed Caspar Weinberger as Secretary of...
To preserve their national identity the Vietnamese would have to be settled in one area. We have plenty of room-in Alabama, for example, where they would feel at home in the lush vegetation of that subtropical climate. Why must we give up on Vietnamization? It was not the policy...