Word: employer
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Very Reverend Hewlett Johnson, Dean of Canterbury, furnished the comic relief, as he usually does at these performances. He said that General Eisenhower had come to Europe to raise a German army under onetime Nazi generals, "to employ these forces against the same...
Crimson coach Norm Shepard will start about the same team and employ about the same tactics that produced a 68 to 52 win for him earlier...
According to John W. Holt, director of Student Employment, from new on faculty members who employ students--even in the capacity of baby sitters--for more than 20 1/4 hours per quarter must deduct 1 1/2 percent from their employees' wages, add an equal sum, and forward the total to the federal government...
Quantity & Quality. But the biggest part of the business is still the beauty parlor, of which there are now 127,000. They employ 350,000 people (a skilled operator in an expensive shop makes upwards of $100 a week) and take in better than $1 billion a year. To them each week troop some 3,750,000 U.S. women, who spend an average of more than $5 per visit. The beauty parlors (known in the trade as salons) offer everything from pedicures, manicures and facials to "body-contouring" (pummeling and steaming), supply false eyelashes, fingernails and "transformations" (false hair). Best...
...fortunate. Secondly I don't think that it is really very practical to have medical equipment in Harvard's buildings for several reasons. In the first place, there are too many buildings to make such a venture reasonably valuable. Also, there are very few people who know how to employ most of the things that would be provided, and there is very little need to employ anything beyond a tourniquet, which can be made out of ordinary clothing, when a doctor can be present in a half an hour...