Word: careering
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Appointed scholarly Career Diplomat Herschel V. Johnson, former member of the U.S. delegation to the U.N., as Ambassador to Brazil to succeed William D. Pawley (see LATIN AMERICA...
...only the beginning even those few might turn to more desirable interests elsewhere. A case in point is the election of NSA delegates to be reheld on Monday. Those few who withstand the rigors of campaigning and become victors at the ballot box will face a long and gruelling career that would make even a history and lit concentrator blanch. Better that they know the worst now and that the voters also know the duties to which they are committing the men of their choice. Winning the NSA election is more than just winning a free trip to Madison, Wisconsin...
...connection with this bit of praise, Rick explains that it also caused him the most embarassing moment in his career...
Potential architects get the official lowdown on job possibilities and requirements tonight at 7:15 o'clock in Leverett Junior Common Room, when the Placement Office winds up this term's series of career conferences...
...taken all my hair and given me 18 years of ulcers, but I've enjoyed every minute of it," W. Barton Leach '20, professor of Law, told the Office of Student Placement's eleventh Career Conference At the Union last night. Robert Amory, Jr. '36, professor of Law, and Frederick W. Roche, Boston attorney, also spoke...