Word: seniorities
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...study discloses that 432 of the 988 men in Senior standing will make their careers in teaching and other professions, 303 plan ultimately to enter the business field, and the remaining 193 men, either undecided or not responding to the survey...
Graduate study lies in store for 61 percent of the present Senior Class, according to a survey by the Office of Student Placement. A miniscule four percent will go directly into teaching from college, while 25 percent are headed for the business world immediately after graduation...
Social Studies was the most popular area pursued by the Senior group, closely followed by Natural Sciences, and far in the rear was Arts, Letters, and Philosophy. The realm of Social Studies was the training ground for the majority of men planning business careers. This field shared honors with the area of Natural Sciences as the precursor of work in the field of teaching and other professions...
...retired to civilian life, General Deane was head of the U.S. Military Mission to Moscow, 1943-45. As such he was senior U.S. military officer in the Soviet Union, coordinating land, sea, air and Lend-Lease activities. In almost every respect, he reports, the Russians acted as friends and allies only when it suited their purpose. Most of the time they played hard-to-get, wore a surly, suspicious look, now & then did not even trouble to acknowledge official letters. Then suddenly they would be all smiles and dazzlingly amiable gestures, complete with vodka and caviar...
...officers were elected to the annual slate of the University Debate Council at a meeting held Thursday evening in the Winthrop House Senior Common Room. Frederic L. Chapin '50, new public relations manager of the group announced yesterday...