Word: desk
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...suggestions for new books which should be added to the library has been placed in Widener. The box is near the catalogue tables above the letter "W" and convenient to the delivery desk...
...wholesale chains are objects of mingled horror and envy. Columbia's president draws his share of that feeling. But Judson loses no sleep over what his less successful rivals think of him. Looking like a Daily Worker caricature of a capitalist, he sits behind an enormous French walnut desk in Manhattan's Steinway Building, continuously smoking big Havana cigars. Says he: "Managers are employes of artists. An artist is perfectly free to hire any manager he wants." But when A. G. M. A. representatives last month wanted to look at Employe Judson's books (on the theory...
Applications from students in the college for scholarships for 1939-40 are now available at the Information Desk, 4 University Hall. Applications for the Baxendale, Buckley, Downer, Holtzer, Lydig, Parker, Phoutrides, Reynolds, and Stoughton scholarships, and for other scholarships open to students in all departments of the University must be filed before February 20. All other applications are due before March...
There was Gregory Louis Hamilton, lean and dark, who liked to sit at Vag's desk and write in those great red and black law notchooks. Next came Phil who worked just as hard as Gregory, but he seemed to enjoy it a little more. He would sink deep into the armchair, suck on his pipe which was seldom lit, and nod at the thick volume propped up on his knees. Sometimes it was hard to tell if he was asleep or just reading...
...businessman and composer, Ives soon formed his own insurance managing agency, helped build it into one of the largest of its kind in the U. S. But Ives never let his business interfere with his composing. His evenings and holidays were spent, pen-in-hand, over an old desk, piling up a huge heap of manuscripts that were later to bring him fame...