Word: personnel
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Executive Committee of the Republican Club of Harvard announced last night the personnel of the various committees for the next college year. The members of this year's Executive Committee who are graduating in June and who will automatically become members of the Alumni Executive Committee are J. H. Hamlin, '23, chairman; W. E. Stearns, '23, secretary-treasurer; H. H. Reed '23 and C. D. Whidden...
...qualifications for tutors. The cost, great as it is, will somehow be met, once the system's full desirability is proved. The President's new scheme is an answer to the second problem. The English exchange will bring capable men from Cambridge and Oxford to help train an efficient personnel here; while the possibility of being chosen as one of the exchanges, as well as the increased prestige of the office of tutor, will encourage more good candidates...
...reduction of 102,101 employees in two years. Detractors from the Administration point out that 88,000 of this cut came in the War and Navy Departments, and that the Administration opposed reduction of the Army and Navy. This detraction may not be quite fair, because reductions in clerical personnel might have been achieved even though the Army and Navy had not been reduced. The figures do, however, show: That the present number of government employees is approximately 500,000-an increase of 140,000 in the twelve years since 1911. The increase in the ten years previous...
...complete personnel of the two committees follows...
Next Wednesday, March 7, the second team of the Freshman debating squad will debate with Exeter on the same will debate with Exeter on the same question. The Personnel of the second team will be: J. M. Perkins, W. P. Exton, H. C. Davidson, and A. S. Keller, alternate. Besides the two debates with Vassar and Exeter, there will be a triangular debate together with Yale and Princeton, the same time that the university team debates the same colleges. According to the triangular agreement, the subject this year selected by Yale and worded by Princeton will be, "Resolved: That...