Word: publication
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...order to have good public relations "the University must go to work to clear its own society of attitudes of snobbishness, intellectual arrogance, and aloofness from the thought and life of the average man," Eugene L. Belisle '31 says in a letter in this week's Alumni Bulletin...
...Inept Public Relations...
Belisle deplores the University's "inept public relations" coming from its Faculty's "actual or seeming contempt for the masses" and "the adolescent nihilism" of its students, declaring that it must hold itself accountable for criticism resulting from their actions...
...problem of public relations, he states, was not being well handled by the University, which could learn much from various business concerns, labor unions, and from Yale, with its annual report to the New Haven community. "Harvard has not brushed the surface of what can and should be done," he said...
...becomes Prime Minister, are the climax of "Suez," which opened yesterday at the Metropolitan. Yet if the doughty express, veiled, escorted, guarded, had personally visited her "ditch," she could scarcely have received a less realistic picture of how it was built than Darry I. F. Zanuck gives the American public. The workmen, the soldiers, the treachery of the Arabs and have of the simoon are all shown, but the audience is too far away to see any of the sweat and suffering and sorrow that went into the canal. Instead, Tyrone Power mopes about Europe as Loretta Young becomes...