Word: seniorities
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...TIME, LIFE and FORTUNE combined to set up a postwar research department headed by Raymond Leslie Buell, former President of the Foreign Policy Association. Today this department consists partly of our top editors and executives, partly of outstanding economists and experts on world affairs-is headed by an erstwhile senior editor of TIME, "John Knox Jessup. There are a total of 20 people on the postwar staff-and they have gathered together and digested a staggering amount of information...
With Class Elections usually coming in the second semester of the Senior year, this March would ordinarily be just about time to choose officers for 1943. But they were picked, last sprin, and '44 followed quickly last fall. The Class of '45, now part Junior and part Sophomore, has had to rush to elect before its entire membership is called to service, while '46 is not now expected to elect until after...
Because of the extra burden on the pool with the addition of the Navy men plus another anticipated load from the Army, the usual April courses in Senior Life Saving and Instruction may have to be postponed, Hal Ulen, swimming coach, announced yesterday...
Madame Chiang drove through Wellesley village; it looked "just the same-only more painted." In Tower Court dormitory, where she lived as a senior, a suite awaited her. She held an informal reception for 80 classmates of 1917, who laughed and gossiped like schoolgirls. After she had strolled over the campus, in a pair of navy blue slacks, Wellesley's president conceded: "Her slacks have ruined our anti-slacks campaign. The faculty has suddenly reversed its stand...
...Alan Patrick) Herbert, wag, Senior Member of Parliament for Oxford University and Britain's most whimsical reformer, has embarked on a new crusade.* Bedridden with a bad foot late last year, Herbert did not count wallpaper patterns but renamed the stars. He found their old names "queer, unworthy and inept." He has renamed some 300 stars, for a starter...