Word: fill
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Powers left his job as labor relations manager and assistant director of personnel here two years ago to fill the state post. He said yesterday he thinks he could be a "real part" of Harvard's efforts "to communicate" with its employees...
...newly-appointed employee relations director will fill the post vacated by William N. Mullins, who announced his resignation last month...
...unfortunately, Exley had run out of steam, or at least material. All of his best thoughts and experiences are in Notes, and for all its attempts at coy humor and shocking candor, Pages from a Cold Island is without substance. Perhaps to compensate, or to fill the cold pages. Exley turned to a self-indulgent approach full of distracting asides which reduce Pages to a book about writing the book...
...this week should try to rectify. The DuBois Institute as planned now will give a much-needed boost to all those involved in the field of black scholarship at Harvard--except undergraduates. Undergraduates, who suffer as much as graduate students and professors from the void the institute may fill, should be one of its natural constituencies--doing research there, for instance, or participating in seminars or colloquia. Like the institute's other constituents, they should have a voice on its advisory board...
Everybody knows that Billy Graham is a great showman who can fill arenas in most cities of the world, but few realize that the evangelist is also something of a movie mogul. His Burbank studio, World Wide Pictures, has turned out 101 films over the past 25 years, many of them pedestrian one-reelers, some of higher quality. Graham's latest, The Hiding Place, which is being previewed in eleven cities this spring, is a totally new departure. A 145-minute color spectacular with two award-whining stars, Julie Harris and Eileen Heckart, it boasts 2,000 extras...