Word: interviewer
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Canadian Rhodes competition requires an application and one interview at the provincial level, while the American program includes interviews at the state level and larger, district level...
...Dunster resident said his interview for the scholarship was, "warm and pretty friendly. Mainly they asked me about my field of concentration here at Harvard, sociology...
Emily Fox, a clinician associated with the Tufts Department of Psychology in Medford, plans to interview about 75 women to determine if bulimia--a form of anorexia in which victims overeat and then try to lose the weight they have gained by self-induced vomiting--is purely psychological...
Wilson, who is currently a candidate for chancellorship of the New York City Public School System, said he will interview for the position this week...
Truths sometimes do emerge from this ordeal by interview, but all too often even the most innovative and intrusive questions meet canned replies. How could they not? By this point in a campaign, a candidate has answered more & repetitive questions than a Soviet defector undergoing a CIA debriefing. Spontaneity is in such short supply that the press treats an original response as if it were the skeleton key to the candidate's soul. Such scrutiny is the enemy of candor, since contenders face no short-term dangers by telling the truth as blandly as possible...