Word: managerized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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At its Sunday night meeting, the Guardian elected Roger L. Werner '40 as Business Manager, Joseph A. Hartman '41 as Circulation Manager, and Theodore Frazier '41 as Advertising Manager.
Business Manager Harry Newman, Jr. emphasizes that "the Red Book will willingly be furnished to any one for $5 and the Register is included in that sum." Sometime during May, the Board plans to release its elaborate record of the doings of the class of 1942.
At a meeting of the Advocate editors at Advocate House last night the following officers were elected: T. F. Bradshaw, '40, succeeding Samuel N. Hinckley, '39, as President; Gardner C. Quarton, '40, succeeding R. Palmer Baker, Jr., '39, as Secretary; Paul W. Cherington, '40, succeeding John H. Davies, '39 as...
George Jackson, poet laureate and janitor of Leverett House for as long as the latter has been in existence, will retire at the end of this term, it has been announced by Aldrich Durant '02, Business Manager of the University.
Open only to dwellers in Lowell House, the program will be launched in the large dormitory dining hall at 7 o'clock. George S. Trickey, Jr. '39, manager-in-chief, wishes to announce, that "it will be played almost as the author wrote it."