Word: contacts
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Aiken feels confident that although he is leaving Harvard, he will be able to maintain contact with Harvard students through the cross-registering program which allows study at more than one college...
...Committee Chairman Edward V. Long of Missouri was unimpressed. "Do I understand," Long asked Kennedy, "that you take the position that it is proper for a representative of the Justice Department, or the head of that department, to arrange for Mr. Baron to make contact with newspapers or magazines?" Replied Bobby: "That is not what was done, now, Mr. Chairman. There was a connection between Mr. Baron and LIFE magazine over which I had no control...
...other alternative is that the Faculty be expanded or even better, a whole additional Faculty created. This would allow the Great Minds to engage in research unhampered by the necessity of reading their books in lecture balls. It would give all undergraduates close contact with experienced teachers and scholars in all courses...
...those in the running has not been adequate to form prejudices (except on the size of the posters), much less intelligent judgements. It would seem to me more sensible and effective if RGA officers were to be elected by the RGA representatives, who presumably have some contact with the candidates and are in a position to judge their qualifications, rather than by a student body the majority of which has no real basis on which to make a decision. I realize that a Radcliffe student's right to vote is a function of her status as a member...
...purpose of the program, sponsored by the Interclub Council and the Student Association at the Business School, is to give graduate business students close personal contact with leading public figures during the academic year...