Word: matter
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Free Enterprise Society is interested in studying and defending the free enterprise system. We are not a political action or social relations group. We have sponsored speakers from the CIO, the Business School and private industry. They, as well as Mr. Hart, confined the subject matter of their speeches to the various economic aspects of the free enterprise system and were prepared to answer questions pertinent to the subject. Strangely enough, the "Liberal" Union did not order its research department to prepare a brochure on their respective views concerning France Spain or the Second Coming of Christ...
...Spain in his prepared address. There was no reference to those subjects during his speech. They were only raised by the questioning of an organized audience which came to satisfy its personal political indignation at Mr. Hart's previous statements and writings, which were wholly unrelated to the subject matter of his authorized speech. We had anticipated that the "Liberal" Union would be present in full force, but we did not contemplate their prolonged demonstration of emotional bad taste...
Both Fortune Magazine and a small office in Weld Hall have expressed themselves recently on a matter dear to the hearts of all students interested in money--namely, the job market. Fortune gloomily noted that the demand for Harvard Business School graduates is so great that most of them are in an unprecedently powerful bargaining position, but it gleefully anticipated a coming day when once again employers can be choosy and stingy. Meanwhile, the Office of Student Placement announced a series of twelve symposiums in which the various careers open to graduating seniors will be discussed. Fortune Magazine has indicated...
...saying a word were the five words from Bingham on this matter yesterday afternoon. Meanwhile the hero of the piece could scarcely be reached while in the act, so it would seem, of returning to the Mud First State by rail...
Then there is the matter of the courses which are omitted, for example, during 1947-48, but are to be given in 1948-49. In the present catalogue, the valuable prewar practise of listing such courses has been revived. But it is equally important for the student planning his program in long-range terms to know if a certain course is to be omitted in 1948-49, although it is being given in 1947-48. This information the catalogue does not offer. Its inclusion is not so important as expansion to provide for fuller descriptions. But the two together...