This was the first Alumni Day to be presided over by new president Christopher Eisgruber '83, who was joined at the morning lectures by his three living predecessors, Shirley Tilghman, Harold Shapiro *64, and William Bowen *58.
Table 5 was presided over by Mary Margaret Smith.
But before she presided over the lecture halls of New England, she polished her act in Mr. and Mrs. Shaw's well-stocked kitchen.
No one wanted to preside over that.
Nye's first lecture focused on the efficacy of seven presidents who presided over what Nye called the "American era". He separated the definition of leadership into two categories — style and objectives — with two subtypes each.
President Harry S. Truman presided over the meeting.
President Ellyn Semler presided over the meeting.
On the day before the Scalia lecture, Kagan presided over the Ames Moot Court Competition, an annual student competition for appellate brief writing and advocacy.
" For more than half a century, in New York particularly, department stores presided over everything from Thanksgiving Day parades and patriotic lectures to Cubist exhibitions.
David Cameron told his party conference it was Labour who presided over the Mid-Staffordshire Hospital crisis and warned his opponents: "Don't you dare lecture anyone on the NHS again".
How can anyone take seriously, for example, US or British leaders lecturing China about Tibet, Russia about Chechnya, or Sudan about Darfur, when they have triggered and presided over such an orgy of killing, collective punishment, prisoner abuse and ethnic cleansing?
