Word: journalists
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...advertising awards, which amount to approximately $14,000 every year, have been offered annually since 1923 by the late Edward Bok, journalist and philanthropist, for the best advertisements in various classes submitted by any individual or organization. They are given with the conviction that advertising is an effective art, calling for the highest standards of illustrations, text, and typography. The awards were established in the belief that higher standards of effort in the planning and execution of advertising might be stimulated thereby. This scheme affords not only an educational opportunity through the focusing of public attention upon advertising of excellence...
President Hoover, in his approach to the problem of World peace, is employing scientific method, says Mark Sullivan '00, noted journalist who has been elected an Overseer of Harvard University for the year 1934. In an article which was published in the winter number of "The Yale Review", Sullivan defines President Hoover's theory of peace and shows that the method of Preserving peace advocated by the President is practically the opposite of the common conception of the means for maintaining peace...
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...mixed crowd of intellects: Langham, the brilliant Radical politician, pro-Boer now, anti-German later; Talbot the East End vicar, gently skeptical of the ways of men, passionately curious about the ways of fungi; young Bolt, the old shipwright's son, who wants to be a teacher, a journalist, anything but the soldier's corpse he finally becomes...