Word: placement
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Class of 1952 will serve as the subject of a comprehensive vocational survey conducted by the Office of Student Placement, Louis L. Newby, Jr., assistant director of Student Placement, disclosed yesterday...
Sixty-five percent of the class has already returned questionnaires designed to classify its vocational status one year after graduation. The Placement Office will also send out more complete questionnaires to check up on the graduates after three years, ten years, and even longer intervals...
...purpose of the poll is to determine what Harvard men are doing now and what they will do, so that the Placement Office may better help seniors," Newby explained yesterday...
...Placement Office workers will correlate the findings with statistics on rank in class, test scores, and fields of concentration of the Class of '52, many of which will be furnished soon by the Office of Tests...
...after day, he hung over the delighted engineers asking endless questions about the mysteries of sound, about mike placement, about the volume indicator. He practiced tirelessly to modulate his voice; he haunted the continuity department and the record library. He studied sound effects. Within a few months, with the help of a lean ABC staff writer named Jim Moser, he started a weekly show of his own called One Out of Seven. Webb (who got $8 extra pay) was the cast: he dramatized the big news story of the week by standing before three microphones and doing his best...