Word: seniors
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...easy to take points with a pencil," track coach Jaakko Mikkola warned his team last night in the Varsity Club while mapping plans for the Crimson's first formal test this season against Army and Princeton tomorrow at the Point. Before the meeting, Weston Flint, 23-year old Senior from Wellesley Hills, was chosen captain...
...sixty million jobs, but an opportunity for every graduate to find employment to his liking is the goal of the University Office of Student Employment, now moving into full scale operation in its second year of business. A free service to any College senior, it is designed to serve men who wish employment after graduation without first attending graduate school...
Perhaps as good an example as any of this editorial process is the last issue's National Affairs section. Senior Editor Otto Fuerbringer, his six writers, eight researchers considered some 35 stories at their conference on Thursday at the beginning of TIME'S editorial week. It was not a big week in Washington, and NA was free to look around the country a bit. Some stories went to Business (portal-to-portal) and Sports (its low estate), and NA, which runs an average 14 stories a week, wound up with a schedule of 20 stories...
Under the board's decisions, a T.W.A. senior pilot flying an international route theoretically will be able to earn a yearly maximum of $14,550, v. $13,725 at present. (Actually, thanks to time off rules and weather, few pilots can earn this much. Top guaranteed salary...
...flying an average of 81.8 hours a month, senior pilots on overseas runs will be paid from $925 to $1,100 a month, depending on the number of years of service, plus an additional $13.50 an hour for flying in excess of the average. For copilots on these runs: $290 to $520, with an extra $50 a month for those qualified as navigators...