Word: solicit
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Martyn D. Greenacre '64, publicity director of the Drive, said early this morning that solicitation will probably go on this afternoon in places where the campaign has so far been unsuccessful. Adams House will solicit again Monday night; in other Houses, the captains will decide whether or not further canvassing is worthwhile...
...Harvard Civil Rights Committee next week will solicit funds for SNCC, which according to reports from its headquarters in Atlanta is in dire need of money. Eighteen SNCC workers are now living on a subsistence salary of $20 per week...
...states. The Times plans to go national by installments. Encouraged by the success of the Wall Street Journal's Pacific Coast edition (circ. 137,000), the Times), will introduce installment No. 1 late next year: a Los Angeles-based West Coast edition. It intends to solicit much of its circulation in the Los Angeles area. But the Western Times also intends to reach far-flung subscribers by airmail on the day of issue elsewhere in California, in Oregon and Washington, and possibly Alaska, British Columbia and Mexico. On a selective basis, the Times will also invade inland points such...
WGBH-TV had previously planned to enlarge with increased contributions but now will solicit help from the community to replace its fire loss...
...Though the recruiters charge client companies stiff fees for their services (the average: 20% of one year's salary for each executive recruited, plus search costs), many corporations find that recruiters can cover a larger field than their own personnel departments. And through a recruiter, a company can solicit in secrecy-a vital consideration when hiring to crank up a new product line or open a new division...