Word: interviewer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although most employment interviews are held in the company's offices, some employers, notably the larger corporations, annually send a representative to the College to interview Seniors. These recruiters travel from college to college to select outstanding candidates for their particular employment opportunities...
Registration is not simply a matter of filling out a card. Registrars are required to interview each registrant, fill out personally for them the answers to every question on the form, and in addition make certain personal observations on the registrant...
Severe penalties are provided in the act for failure to register, for false statements in the interview, or for counseling or aiding others to evade registration; such actions may result in imprisonment for five years or a fine...
...former government instructor here and one-time assistant managing editor of the CRIMSON, Eliot has endorsed most of the New Deal policies. "The issue in this district is an old one of progressivism against reactions," he said in an interview yesterday, when he characterized his opponent as "almost a blind 'no' man" for voting against most all of the liberal legislation passed in recent years...
...which, Dr. Flexner protested, he was "absolutely without qualifications." Nevertheless, Dr. Flexner pitched in, conscientiously toured brothels and red-light districts in eight European countries. To his wife, Playwright Anne Crawford (Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch), Dr. Flexner faithfully sent reports of his investigations. Excerpt (from an interview with a prostitute): "When I left, I gave her a few gold pieces. . . . She inquired very kindly: 'Is this all?' meaning obviously did I ask nothing more. 'Yes,' I replied. 'Why,' she said, 'then you are not a man; you are an angel...