Word: interview
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...range from Air Chief Marshal Tedder's garden in Cairo to Nazi Hans Dieckhoff's quarters in the German Foreign Office in Berlin. (Said Dieckhoff, the last Nazi Ambassador to the U.S., "Russia opposes Germany's destiny." Said Taylor, "Who doesn't?") They include an interview with Sir Robert Alexander Watson Watt, developer of radar. "Forget the impossible," Watt said. "Few things are impossible." They include a vivid picture of Woodrow Wilson shortly before his death, when young Henry and his father visited the stricken ex-President. "He was not feeble. Often his right arm struck...
...have been given to understand two things First, all men who are called for interview will not necessarily be bilged. Second, all men who make the minimum grade will not necessarily stay on. But, as was promised, it looks like each case will be considered on its own merit. In all seriousness, we'll all be terrifically relieved when the suspense is over. The best of luck to every anxious reader...
Grades in all courses will be posted on May 31. However, judgement by the Scholarship Committee will have been made on deficient Midshipmen before that date. Each man whose case is so considered will be interviewed. So, it appears that no interview by Friday of next week should be assurance enough to permit a minimum of celebration on Saturday...
...physical test, which is easily administered with little skill or special equipment in now being used all over the country, including the Naval Pre-Flight Training School at Chapel Hill. The personality interview has been used here as a preliminary test for Harvard V-1 candidates...
...second part of the examination, the "Short Interview," is also called the "Ten Minute Interview" by students in V-1 who couldn't understand how they were sized up in so short a time with seemingly innocent and pointless questions. But far from that, the questions turn out to be quite searching, the an- swers quite revealing. The interview is divided into four categories, "Life, Work and Attitudes," "Activities," "Social Relationships," and "Emotional Traits...