Word: recruit
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...some Houses have as much as 50 percent of their tutors leaving at the end of a year. Moreover, tutors also leave during the academic year, hurting those students whom the tutor advised. Eliot House, for instance, is losing their Economics tutor and therefore has been forced to actively recruit students from the Economics Department to fill the void...
...north of Cheyenne. The attack was staged by the U.S. Army for the benefit of about 35 computer programmers--the civilian evacuees--who work on a government-sponsored video game called America's Army. It'sa handy training tool for soldiers, but the game's primary mission is to recruit: to persuade the millions of young people who play it on their home computers to go from virtual soldiers to real ones. The programmers are in Guernsey to make sure that the game is as realistic as it can be. But is it real enough...
...originally designed as a ruse to bring an eligible debutante to the blue-blooded club. While that failed, press attention began before anyone accepted the Pudding’s offer. In 1949, The New York Times reported on the club’s failed attempt to recruit Margaret Truman. The next year, the paper printed the Pudding’s 1950 letter begging the pleasure of Sharman Douglas’ company, advising the young socialite that the “well-bred” from Harvard’s “bluest-blooded band?...
...while Lewis said Native Americans are not expected to behave in a certain way once they arrive on campus, the admissions office does make a concerted effort to recruit the strongest Native American candidates...
This may sound like it encourages the states to cater to the wealthy, but it doesn’t need to. The DNC could find a way to pay for volunteer hours. If the DNC paid state parties to recruit volunteers to put on worthwhile events, then state parties could focus on mobilizing interested voters regardless of their ability to write a check...