Word: poste
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Goheen has had little time to develop as a scholar, since much of his post-Ph.D time has been spent in administrating the national Woodrow Wilson Fellowships. A book he published about four years ago was described by one colleague as "small but significant" in the field of Greek literary criticism. He has, according to one friend, a broad interest in classicial culture as it fits into the traditions of the West...
...obscurity of his faculty home for the President's House. He will also miss the challenge of personal scholarship, which friends say he will most certainly be fored to give up. But it was his driving ambition and potential in both scholarship and administration that nailed him the post, and after all, as retiring President Dodds pointed out in his announcement, "divine discontent yields results...
...realistic civil defense policy should emphasize personal survival techniques and seek only limited objectives in shelter and evacuation during attack. It must include plans for post-attack care and dispersal and should prepare the public to face the grim aftermath of nuclear bombing...
Buttenweiser will primarily direct the orchestra's rehearsals, and may also conduct some of the concerts. He won the post in a seven-man competition...
Jacob Javits has made a poor beginning as Senator from New York by involving himself in a petty political squabble with Governor Averell Harriman. Javits plans to retain his post as State Attorney General until January 9, when the Republican-controlled State Legislature convenes, so that another Republican may be appointed by the legislature to fill his post. Democrat Harriman claims, however, that the meeting of the Senate on January 3 will automatically vacate Javits' state post and permit the Governor to fill the spot with an appointee...