Word: chips
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Most of the executives who attend the Advanced Management Program represent "blue chip" firms, largely because it costs so much to send a man to the course. In addition to paying their man's regular salary, the firm also has to foot the school bill and other expenses, which run between...
Most of the executives who attend the Advanced Management Program represent "blue chip" firms, largely because it costs so much to send a man to the course. In addition to paying their man's regular salary, the firm also has to foot the school bill and other expenses, which run between...
...wherever they placed the blame, educators knew that the scandal was not West Point's alone. The subsidized athlete was still a plague, and no one could be so naive, admitted Dean R.B. Browne of the University of Illinois, as to "believe the appearance of a blue-chip athlete on a college campus would take anyone by surprise." At William and Mary, two coaches resigned last week after the athletic department was charged with faking high-school grades to get promising athletes in. Even parents have been tainted, said Retiring President Alexander G. Ruthven of the University of Michigan...
...sent word to the homefolks: he would support Congressman Hale Boggs in the 1952 race for governor. Boggs, who is young himself (37), won his Congress seat in 1946 on an anti-Long reform ticket. It was one more sign that Russell Long was determined not to be a chip off the old block. Senators familiar with Huey's demagogic ways are impressed by Russell's dogged and unflamboyant performance as a Senator and his hankering for respectability. Russell, though he still reveres the memory of his father, has not even been speaking to Uncle Earl of late...
...next year Dick Harlow offered him a job. "We had a fine team here in '46," he says. "A lot of good boys." He recalls Chip Gannon, Eddie Davis, Cleo O'Donnell and others, some of whom "still drop around to wish me luck...