Word: casuals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...development of the Entertainment Bureau, the issue is simpler and clearer. The Student Employment Office, in its effort to handle scores of casual jobs daily, has never been in a position to promote and service aggressively a large potential market for student entertainers. It would take an extra staff person, hired at College expense, to do this job. The decision was taken to develop, alongside the routine Student Employment Office listings, an Agency effort to promote and service this promising source of jobs. The use of an Agency, on a percentage basis, is entirely customary in the entertainment field...
...success of his dual role as Director of Student Employment and of the HSA is also questionable. Instead of strengthening the Employment Office where he felt a need could be filled by providing entertainment jobs for students, he encouraged the establishment of an HSA Entertainment Agency. The University's Casual Employment Office receives no fee on student earnings; the HSA Entertainment Agency receives around ten per cent...
...casual visitor, the 2200 undergraduates living in Northampton, Massachusetts seem wonderfully all-around girls. They arrive for their classes neat and clean--even during the week--and they all look exuberantly healthy and athletic. Though they work hard, they aren't slumped over beneath bookbags, and they don't twitch nervously when you talk to them. Indeed, Smith girls seem to be everything they're supposed to be: bright, cheerful, attractive, and socially adept young women...
...Senator Church uses his hands to supplement but not replace words. He has a large and versatile vocabulary; his syntax is varied and correct. Church is quite conscious of the subtleties of language and in conversation he pauses often to find the proper words before proceeding. The Senator's casual and articulate conversation here dispelled many unfavorable impressions left by his meticulously rehearsed keynote speech at the 1960 Democratic National Convention...
...Chicago bureau for a year and a half, hated the city at first, but came to share its exuberance, admire its "spirit of cultural innovation," and find refreshing its "happy cynicism about crime." He was helped in his reading and researching by Joanne Funger. who made her first "casual visit" to Chicago in 1950 and has averaged about eight visits a year there since...