Word: schmidts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...over 50 years. I have counseled educational and non-educational organizations on their internal and external human relations. I believe comment is in order, in the public interest, on the strategy and tactics recommended to improve Harvard University's internal and external relations, as disclosed by the Schmidt and Daly memoranda...
...commended for your enterprise and independence in publishing the memoranda on Harvard University's relations with its internal media and some other public ones, internal media and some other public ones, in your issue of January 6thone memorandum from Robin Schmidt, assistant vice-president for public affairs to Charles U. Daly, vice president for government and community affairs, and the other from Mr. Daly to President Derek Bok of Harvard University...
...thinclads edged a tough North-eastern squad on January 11 in Briggs cage, 63-55, thanks to the relay team of Gary Schmidt, John Maggio, Sam Butler and Joel Peters...
...ADMINISTRATION has learned a lot since then. The Schmidt-Daly memos may not be as funny as, say, the GSA's Kennedy Library report, but they come a lot closer than Farber did. From the coy disclaimer of Daly's opening call for "improving dissemination of news--particularly but not exclusively good news" to the calm, reasoned reiteration with which Schmidt finishes up ("And, as I said before, I think that rapport is important to the accomplishment of his goals"), the memos sparkle with wit and good humor. Concentrating on the memos' recommendations--to make "conscious use" of Dean Rosovsky...
...students get a look at their elected representatives, and to let the elected representatives learn about the accumulated wisdom of American scholarship. In Daly's memo, though, congressional seminars are listed in the paragraph on how to "increase our participation in development of appropriate policies and legislation"--lobbying. Schmidt's memo cuts even deeper, straight to the weaknesses inherent in an electoral government. "I have always found," he remarks...