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Gaines didn't really invent the magazine, didn't toss in ideas, didn't recruit new editors or writers or artists. Rather, he carefully oversaw the details of the business and by the (mainly) happy force of his personality helped whip up the wiseacre clubhouse chaos from which Mad emerged. "He always said, 'You're going to have to carry me out of here,' " Meglin remembers, "because he didn't have many interests. Mad was his life's work, his hobby, his social life...
Rock the Vote also helped recruit new voters in New Hampshire, even bringing director Oliver Stone to Dartmouth for a screening of his movie JFK, and to talk about the importance of participating in the political process. The result: 8,000 new voters, an estimated 90% of whom, according to Rock the Vote, cast a ballot in last February's primary. Future plans include a Sept. 15 TV special on voting featuring myriad famous faces, sponsored by youth- conscious Pepsi, and broadcast on the consciously hip Fox network, home to Bart Simpson and the trendy gang from Beverly Hills...
Having to hire or find jobs for spousesis not the only hurdle for universities trying tosell themselves in this buyer's market Schoolsalso aggressively have to recruit women andminorities, who make up only a small percentage ofthe national pool of scholars...
...predatory," Knowles says. "We willsimply, as always, try to recruit the very bestfaculty, wherever they...
During the spring of 1942, Radcliffe received more calls from the Red Cross, the Women Appointed for Voluntary Emergency Service (WAVES) and the Women's Army Corps (WAC) to recruit women then ever before, according to the Radcliffe Officer's report...