Word: interviewer
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...teams, lead various forms of boys' clubs, teach English, and take evening classes at the various educational centres in Cambridge and Boston. Men who are willing to give a limited amount of time to this work should call between 8 and 11 o'clock at Phillips Brooks House to interview E. D. Smith...
...been the custom for several years past for some one from the Alumni Office to interview the members of the Senior class in the interest of the Harvard Bulletin. Mr. H. W. Jones '85 will soon come to Cambridge for that purpose. The work of the Alumni Office is of a very important character and is supported largely by the Bulletin. It is, therefore, the duty of every Senior to cooperate as far as possible with Mr. Jones and to give this work his heartiest support...
...been the custom for several years past for some one from the Alumni Office to interview the members of the Senior class in the interest of the Harvard Bulletin. Mr. H. W. Jones '85 will soon come to Cambridge for that purpose. The work of the Alumni Office is of a very important character and is supported largely by the Bulletin. It is, therefore, the duty of every Senior to cooperate as far as possible with Mr. Jones and to give this work his heartiest support...
...refutation of a point not raised in another communication by G. E. J., and therefore hardly pertinent to the controversy. Moreover, E. W. Wescott and the editors of the Monthly, who are of course directly responsible for this inexcusably careless misstatement of facts never even took the trouble to interview the president about this grossly misreported conversation. This obviously slanderous criticism is unfortunately too characteristic of the Monthly's whole method of attack to require further notice...
...Harvard Alumni Association will soon send Mr. H. W. Jones '85 from their Boston office to interview personally every member of the Senior class in regard to the work of the association. The work the association is doing is of the sort that should interest every member of the Senior class, because of the fact that after he leaves Cambridge the Alumni Association forms the great connecting link between the undergraduates and the graduates. C. C. LITTLE...