Word: execs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...should not worry, as many do, that participation in politics will hurt their business. Says he: "After six years of it, I have yet to get a single complaint from a buyer or stockholder." PERCY'S dedication to responsibility also includes broadening the intellectual horizons of Bell & Howell exec- utives. They are treated to monthly skull sessions with such world-minded figures as Henry Cabot Lodge and Paul Hoffman, get free volumes of Plato, Rousseau and John Dewey, are encouraged to take part in public affairs...
...Council, "Harvard's International Relations Club," has around 150 members, of whom at least 20 are "hard core." Based on an "interest in foreign affairs and a belief that the UN is a good organization," the Council is nonpartisan. In '56, both Stevenson pins and Ike buttons appeared in exec board meetings, and president Eldon Eisenach '60 said that "impartiality is the secret of our success...
Kirkland: Phi Beta Kappa Society; NROTC, Exec. Officer of Harvard Unit; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Eminent Chronicler; Harvard Union Debate Council, President; Harvard National Scholarship...
...drill, they fall to without a grumble, but when he ducks a Japanese submarine, they mutter that he is "running scared." And when Gable, in defiance of orders, heads for Bungo Strait, "the graveyard'' where at least four U.S. subs lie buried, a deputation waits on the exec and asks him to take over the boat. After a while, he does. And yet, is Gable really wrong? Is Lancaster really right? Fortunately, the moviegoer gets something more interesting to think about from time to time-mostly some good sea fights. Otherwise, it's damn the torpedoes, half...
Terrence S. Turner: Adams; Varsity Rugby, Capt., Treas., Pres.; Harvard Liberal Union, political action chair., vice-pres., pres.; SDA, Nat'1 Exec. Comm...