Word: firming
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...auditorium, therefore, Sanders has ben held firm against any and all attempts to mould it into some form approaching that of a theater. It has been a crude, and temporary shelter for student dramatics; and at that, the best available. Its apparent demise as such leaves Harvard as the only major university in the country without a theater...
...with the School's "practical" air, he also manufactured the panacea which the above handbill advertises. His acid phosphate, along with other products, was so successful that he resigned in 1863 to devote himself entirely to manufacturing. In honor of his endowed chair, the Rumford Professorship, Horsford named his firm the Rumford Chemical Works...
...Albert J. Lynd '34, vice-president of a local agency, agreed with the journalists who appeared at last week's conference that "young men with ideas" have the inside track on entering the tough field: "If you hope to land a job with an advertising agency, first study that firm's clients, strengths, and weaknesses, and then come to the office with a definite plan of action to improve operations," they advised...
Henry M. Noel, Jr. '44, who attended school here for two and a half years before leaving in 1943 for assignment with the American Field Service, has already given up his American status and has taken on a job with a German construction firm...
Flashing their sincere ties tonight will be Paul N. Swaffield, president of the American Federation of Advertisers; Harold Cabot '22, owner of his own advertising company; and Albert J. Lynd '34, account executive for a Boston firm...