Word: interview
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...this connection a representative of the Associated Industries of Massachusetts will be in Cambridge on Monday, March 21, to interview applicants for such work...
...Boston audience is the hardest to make laugh of any I have met in years," said Toto, the world's most famous and most popular clown, in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter yesterday. "In most places, people laugh at me when I first enter the stage and continue doing so until I leave. However, in Boston, I really have to work to make them even smile...
...think that a more delicate, graceful design for the proposed Memorial Chapel," said Professor K. J. Conant '15, of the School of Architecture, in an interview given to the CRIMSON yesterday, "would remove much of the hostility to the scheme which seems to exist. The present plan is perhaps a little too solid and heavy. Personally, I would be, glad to see a chapel erected somewhere along the lines of Independence Hall in Philadelphia...
Professor K. F. Mather, seismologist for the University and one of the most prominent geological authorities in the country, in an interview with the CRIMSON, said that the earthquake in Concord had no connection with the devastating one in Japan...
...speak of the responsibility rather than the guilt for the World War, and this responsibility is divided," said Mr. G. P. Gooch, prominent British historical writer and former member of Parliament in an exclusive interview to the CRIMSON. Mr. Goode is the author of a number of prominent historical works including the "History of Modern Europe" and "The History of Historians", He is also joint editor of the British Foreign Office Documents 1898-1914. At present Mr. Gooch is delivering a series of lectures on war guilt at the Lowell Institute...