Word: panels
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Basing its decision on the aptness of the selections and on the excellence with which they were delivered, the panel of judges experienced "unusual difficulty" in selecting the winners. Serving on the board were Robert F. Bradford '23, member of the Board of Overseers, and local District-Attorney; Walter D. Edmonds '26, the famous novelist; William C. Greene '11, associate professor of Greek and Latin, Dean Willard L. Sperry, and Edward A. Weeks, editor of the Atlantic Monthly...
FORTUNE asked its panel of Executive Opinion (U.S. businessmen of management rank): "What is the most important problem facing your business in the war years ahead?" From some 5,000 statements, the following rating of worries was compiled...
Find. In San Francisco, a county official hunted in a home for the will of a stenographer who was believed to have died penniless. He found a secret panel, slid it open, put his hand into a rattrap. Under the trap: jewelry, papers, a bankbook with deposits...
Listening Panel Formed...
...determine the number of people in the Harvard Community who listened to programs concerning national defense problems, the Committee sent out a questionnaire as one of the first moves after its formation. Those answering were asked to collaborate in forming a Radio Listening Panel, which is now composed of over 2800 people ranging from professors to laymen...