Word: recruiter
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...participation [June 6]. The printed version of my remarks is incorrect. I said, "I think it's important to note that neither the Republican National Committee nor its candidates, nor indeed the President stands in fear of the black vote." The R.N.C. has a very aggressive program to recruit more blacks and other minorities to run for office on local, state and federal levels. These actions do not sound as if they come from a party and an Administration that, as you stated, "stand in fear of the black vote...
...refugees, most dissidents currently at Harvard credit individual departments or professors with smoothing their path to Cambridge. In the case of Polish poet Stanislaw Baranczak--now an associate professor of Slavic Languages--Professor Donald Fanger, then chairman of the Slavic department, contacted Baranczak directly in Poland in 1978 to recruit him as a replacement for a retiring professor. Baranczak immediately encountered difficulty in obtaining his exit visa, but he kept in contact with the department for three years and through six unsuccessful visa applications...
Black Students Association--All Black students are considered to be automatically affiliated with the BSA though only 70 students are dues-paying members. The association organizes Black polities activity at the College, hosts speakers, and works with the admissions office to recruit Black students. The Afro-American Cultural Center, an arm of the BSA, works to coordinates all Black cultural events on campus...
...North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Military salaries, while not always competitive with those paid for comparable jobs in the private sector, are more than respectable, especially considering the wide array of benefits that are available: free medical care, room and board, and PX privileges. Monthly pay for a recruit is $574; for a sergeant with four years' service it is $906; for a major with ten years' service it is $2,305. The services' slick $175 million-a-year advertising campaign promising adventure and fulfillment has helped win over the TV generation. "Kids are walking down...
...NCEE's findings, which were submitted to President Reagan, also assailed the lack of focus in secondary-school curricula, the shortage of offering in more advanced math, foreign languages, and sciences, and called for salary incentrives to recruit more and better qualified science teachers...