“PROVOST” на російській мові

A provost at a third college commented at the start of the year about how the success of a particular initiative depended on faculty input.

He was appointed provost of Queen's College, Oxford in 1962, and chancellor of the Australian National University, Canberra, positions he held until his death.

Catharine Scott, associate provost and the chair of the new committee, said ‘We see ourselves as an educating force.’

Then, just a day later, the peace walkers were again being officially fêted, this time at Glasgow's City Chambers, where deputy provost Jean Macey laid on food and tea for the activists, many of whom had only just been released.

The local mayor or provost should host a citizenship ceremony - as proposed in the NIA Act - which would be ‘something memorable to citizens both old and new’.