Word: recruited
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...many disabled and handicapped professors are there at Harvard," a disabled and handicapped student asked me, as I was trying to recruit her for Harvard. "How many blind professors are there?" another asked me. "How many hunchbacks," asked a third...
...case officers had to publish, so you'd recruit one of the townsmen to go out and pretend to get the news you wanted to print," he said, adding that when the U.S. effort reached its nadir, officers were ordered to stop reporting on the corruption of the South Vietnamese army...
...special service of the clines is bilingual treatment Cambridge has large Spanish Portuguese and French speaking populations, consequently the hospital tries to hire bilingual staff members and recruit interpreters. The city also pays for language lessons for doctors and nurses who take courses...
...minority recruitment efforts of the admissions office focus on bridging this communication gap through the use of students who generally return home to recruit. My presentations consisted of showing a short film (made with the particular goal of de-mystifying the College and its student body), providing general information on applying to college, giving a specific explanation of Harvard's financial aid and admissions process, and commenting on Harvard's academic, social, and cultural climate...
Carter had been working for much of the past year preparing the conference, the first major project of the think tank he helped establish. After enlisting Ford's support, he visited six Middle East countries to recruit participants and also to catch up on recent developments in the region. Both men received background papers from such former policymakers as Harold Saunders, Zbigniew Brzezinski and Philip Habib...