Word: recruit
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...idea-has been elected chairman to succeed the late C. D. Jack-on of Time Inc. Along with money, U.S. corporations hopefully will also offer talent. The Service Corps has already received 3,000 inquiries about its program, sifted out 700 as particularly promising. It is now trying to recruit the kind of young middle-managers who are most needed-but who can be pried away from most corporations for two years only with great difficulty...
Although Radcliffe, like Harvard, is a member of several "referral agencies" for Negro and foreign students, it makes no effort to recruit. "The small size of the class limits our participation in any one program," Mrs. Stimpson said...
...declared businesses themselves are at fault for losing interested graduates to other fields. "Some firms recruit students for summer internships and then let them sit around without any work to do," he said. Businesses must upgrade their recruiting and intern programs if they are to attract the most qualified graduates...
Students who have volunteered to help in this project will enter the state on Oct. 18 and Oct. 26. SNCC hopes to recruit 250 students to help advertise the freedom election and organize the Mississippi Negro communities for the vote...
Playing the Game. Wilkinson is handsome, clean-living, hardworking. Long before he decided to run for public office, he was personally known in almost every community in the state with a high school large enough to accommodate the lean, quick youngsters that Bud loved to recruit for his Sooner squad. Wilkinson's pitch to the voters has a simple, conservative consistency that has been characterized as "Basic Bud." "We must," says Bud, "reaffirm our faith in the diffusion of government responsibility and the diffusion of powers." He supports the 27½% oil-depletion allowance, so important to oil-rich...