Word: seniorities
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...editor gave at least a little insight into the techniques of a newspaper. Added to this was the companionship with a highly congenial group of fellow editors which, nearly throughout my time on the paper and during the period of the presidency which we divided in the senior year, included Franklin D. Roosevelt. I am sure none of us them 'foresaw the world prominence to which he would rise, but looking back on those years, one cannot but remember the courageous gaiety of temperament and ability to get on with different kinds of people which were later elements...
...expect that a boner like that could get by TIME'S 44 editorial researchers, 32 contributing editors, 12 associate editors and 9 senior editors, just to mention a few. How about getting a good world atlas for the National Affairs Department? FRED R. SALCER The Bronx...
Each year along toward the end of November the senior editor, writers and researchers of TIME'S Business & Finance department begin worrying. The time for their year-end review, which goes to press the first week in January, is at hand, and they are faced with the difficult task of putting the year's events in the world of business in their proper perspective. It is a long, exacting, formidable...
Like all TIME stories, the business review is written as close to the deadline as possible. So, on New Year's day Joe Purtell, TIME'S senior editor for Business & Finance, sat down with the assembled facts and went to work. At 6 o'clock in the morning, two days later, he handed his first draft to the night typist, and went home...
Posted to an airfield on the hot central plain of Burma, Forrester had gone through the motions of living and flying with a sick savagery that made others think he was "around the bend." Then the Senior M.O. had taken him on an outing to a Burmese village. There he had met a pale girl of great beauty who spoke English and wore a blossom in her hair...