Word: interviewer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Provost Furniss, in a personal interview, at first stressed the fact that the informant had been an individual. But later, he made such remarks as: "So we called them back just to check...
...legend which Truman loves to retell. The sixth U.S. President, John Quincy Adams, he said, delighted in early-morning plunges off the backyard riverbank. One morning an enterprising newspaper woman, Anne Royall, trapped President Adams in swimming, sat on his clothes and demanded an interview. In the buff and chin-deep in the water, Adams surrendered, and sounded off about the day's issues until Newshen Royall retreated with her story...
...CRIMSON interview, the 29-year-old scientist had harsh words for the "hysterical and erroneous stories" in the Boston press that front-paged his name for several days before he was given a public hearing. He said he appreciated the fact that the case was turned over to a "responsible Congress...
...interview yesterday. Dr. Hertz stressed the production of this new form of treatment as an example of the need for close interaction between technological science and the medical profession for full utilization of these fields. He warned that in a sense, this discovery might tend toward a complacent attitude in regard to pushing forward toward the development of even more fundamental forms of treatment of Grave's disease. However, he emphasized this example in therapeutic application as a beacon in utilizing the tracer methods employing radioactive substances for the analysis of cellular function, growth, metabolism and nutrition in the body...
During the course of an interview following the announcement, John A. Stewart III, chairman of the graduate committee, said that his group's action was the result of a request from the Dean's office. "The Dean came to us in late November to talk over the problem of curtailing football weekends," Stewart explained...