Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Those of you who have had a chance to talk to businessmen home from Europe have undoubtedly benefited by their first-hand observations of the European scene, and have found that such a viewpoint provides a matter-of-fact, often illuminating postscript to the excellent reports of trained American journalists. A case in point is TIME's advertising director, Harry Phillips, who went to England, France, Belgium, Switzerland and The Netherlands to examine postwar business conditions there and to talk to exporters about advertising in TIME Inc.'s overseas editions. Some excerpts from his strictly personal report...
According to Watson's statement, such men "should report this fact in writing promptly to 16 University Hall, in order that space assigned to them should be given to someone else. Failure to accept this assignment in such cases will not jeopardize the applicants' chances for House assignments later...
...little or no value, for students uniformly testify that some of the light seeps through. But they are also quite uniform in their wistful comments on what might have been. Fortunately the problem of the confused social scientist grappling with a technical subject is not new. The Report on General Education clearly recognized it, and brought about the highly satisfactory reforms of the three Natural Science courses...
...brewers, will be the mecca for thousands of Harvard men this week as the Associate Harvard Clubs open their 50th anniversary meeting tomorrow in the midwestern malt center. At the conclave, which will last for three days, countless University officials, including President Conant and alumni notables are scheduled to report on the state of the Harvard community...
...dinner ion Saturday night stands out as the main event of 72 hours of speech-making, information-giving, and convivial mingling. At the dinner President Conant will report on the University following speeches by the retiring and incoming presidents of the Associated Harvard Clubs...