Word: accounting
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...guides; at least five paperbacks tell how to tour the Continent on the cheap. The Rich Man's Guide to Europe is due out next month, and there is already one guidebook instructing executives on how to do business in Europe while living it up on the expense account (Paris starting point: royal suite at the Hotel George V, which goes for $100 a day). Four books tell parents how to travel with their children without losing their minds-or their children. Two books tell girls how to catch a man in Europe (one ploy: look helpless). Two others...
Upperclassmen could also facilitate the choice of majors by putting advisees into contact with students in various fields. At present, the only organized way for a freshman to hear a personal account of what it's like to major in a field like history is to attend the concentration meeting, where he hasn't much chance to ask his own personal questions. Putting him in touch with different students in the field would give him the opportunity to explore thoroughly what a history concentrator reads, writes about, and is expected to think about...
Walden Dillaway '65-4 walked into Cambridge Trust Company yesterday make a withdrawal from his account, and a few minutes later found himself charged with bank robbery...
...girl then handed the Harvard senior $100 instead of the $90 he had asked for on the withdrawal slip. Dillaway, not comprehending the reason for her sudden nervousness, handed her back the extra ten-dollar bill and proceeded to the next window to deposit $70 in his checking account...
...lady at the checking account window, however was baffled. She nervously handed Dillaway his receipt and looked away...