Word: recruiters
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...without a restriction prohibiting freshmen from varsity competition the same amount of money would provide 16 varsity swimmers rather than the previous 12, or sticking with the 12 the university could save money. The more swimmers a program could recruit, the better the program and hence an increase in interest and money it would receive from alumni, athletic administration, and spectators...
...recent years, there have been some hints of change in attitudes toward women in science. For example, Government agencies like the Department of Transportation are now making an effort to recruit women for research posts. So, too, are colleges and universities, industrial firms and even such traditional male strongholds as engineering societies. On another level, the number of graduate scholarships awarded by the National Science Foundation to women has been steadily rising; for 1970-71 they accounted for nearly 20% of the total, up almost 4% from the previous year. Beyond this, women continue to be employed in substantial numbers...
During the next year, a dozen officers each spent 200 hours of overtime in tailing Johnson. They arrested him five times on charges ranging from suspicion of theft to carrying a concealed weapon, but they failed to get a single conviction. Finally, the authorities assigned a black police recruit to infiltrate the commune-style house where Johnson lived. The rookie began chauffeuring Johnson around town, bought food and supplies for the house. The surveillance continued for two months, until the rookie reported that Johnson had given him a joint...
...impetus to recruit more women comes from two Administrative levels--President Bok and the five-member Standing Committee on Women, chaired by Morton W. Bloomfield, professor of English...
Asked if pressure from HEW has affected the recent efforts to recruit more women Winifred S. Barad, Equal Employment Officer and member of the Standing Committee, said...