Word: employables
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...other publication, filing some 700,000 words a week to the editors in New York. But it is a rare story today on which one man, on one spot, can report all that it is necessary to know. That's why we gather information from many spots and employ many minds to try to arrive at the truth. All of these individuals make a vital contribution to the result on their own individual terms...
James could assent to the rigors of logical and mathematical truth systems and still employ pragmatic criteria in utilizing such systems. Indeed, mathematicians can easily ignore two questions with which the Jamesian theory of truth is particularly well-suited for dealing: 1) Why learn mathematics? 2) What mathematical model is best for describing a given empirical situation...
...provision was kept virtually intact which required the University to make a 15-year check of the jobs and addresses of any alien it wants to employ at the accelerator and then submit the job application to the AEC for approval. In the final contract, the AEC will have ultimate authority to decide whether a Soviet bloc alien can be employed at the accelerator. This is the first time Harvard itself has not completely controlled all employment at the University...
...Harvard student Agencies and the University are both immediate and remote. With the autonomy which the University usually grants to student organizations, the HSA operates under little Faculty or administrative control. The highest positions in the HSA are not University offices, but independent jobs. However, the Agencies, which employ several hundred undergraduates, also form an integral part of Harvard's student employment program. The HSA supplies goods and services to many in the College, and because of its large capital, can influence almost any completing student business. But the closest connection with the University resides in the person of Dustin...
...Actually," said Gwendolyn Jones, who found the jobs for the Corpsmen in co-operation with local social agencies, "enough things need to be done in this neighborhood that we could employ a thousand volunteers. We had to restrict carefully the kind of jobs the boys do. We couldn't let them just go as additional clerical help to some social agency, but since they're non-professionals we had to have some kind of supervision...