Word: hiring
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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What is the practical point of all this? Says Selwyn: "Unless [outside] businessmen can come to understand fully Continental attitudes and customs, they will be at a grave disadvantage." Specifically, he suggests, hire Dutch salesmen, but beware of Italian accountants or Belgian chauffeurs...
Decisions on funding-like all E4A policy decisions-are made by the Student Board which controls the organization. Though they hire a project director to handle most day-to-day administrative tasks, the board's members-there are usually about ten-set the direction for E4A's activities and philosophy. Some guidance is provided by an Advisory Board of faculty, students, and alumni chosen for their involvement in education and social action. But E4A's aim is to provide organizational and policy-making experience for undergraduates, and a student-run structure sensitive to the needs of the students involved with...
...projects we funded were urban, except one," Crawford said. "In Denver, we gave AIM money to hire a street counselor to work in the Capitol area. Most of the reservation Indians come to that area, and they need help getting adjusted...
Recent events at the University of Massachusetts have proven him a valuable prophet. The decision at UMass last week to hire Bowles, Herbert M. Gintis and two other radical economists, leaves Harvard with only one lonely radical economist, who is skeptical of what one pioneer can do on a deserted frontier...
...former U.M.W. President W.A. ("Tony") Boyle. After convicting the actual killers, Sprague has been trying to nail men higher and higher in the union command. Last week it was the turn of William J. Prater, a former U.M.W. organizer, who transferred $20,000 in funds allegedly used to hire the assassins. Prater's lawyer noted that four of the five already convicted had turned state's evidence; "they decided there was only one way they could save their skins," he said, "to lay the blame even higher." The jury decided that the blame belonged there, and Prater...