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  • n  the office of chancellor

  • He had just been made vice chancellor, the nearest thing Oxford has to a president (the chancellorship, at present held by Lord Halifax, is largely honorary).
  • Commentators are now openly predicting a Haider chancellorship, possibly within five years.
  • Still, the chancellorship is a major accomplishment for the daughter of a Lutheran pastor raised in East Germany.
News & Articles

  • Hiding Cathie Black E-mails Cost City $160,000
    The price of the Bloomberg administration's long, pointless legal fight to keep the messages that led to the failed schools-chancellorship secret has ballooned to about $160,000 in taxpayers' funds . They lost.
    Sept. 16, 2013 - New York Magazine
Quotes

  • George Osborne in guardian.co.uk
    Mr Osborne added: "The story of the Brown chancellorship is now writing itself: a golden legacy inherited and a golden opportunity missed."
  • Frank Brogan in Vero Beach Press-Journal (subscription)
    The decision to pursue the chancellorship was not an easy one. I enjoy serving as FAU's president immensely, and not a day goes by that I don't consider myself enormously blessed to work with such fine students, faculty and staff,Brogan said...
  • Edwin Cameron in The South African Star
    In the chancellorship, Justice Moseneke will symbolise the university's commitment to intellectual integrity and academic excellence,Justice Cameron said.

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