Word: solicited
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Last year the company asked Harvard to life the recruitment ban, but the University refused the request Harvard then enforced the ban by forbidding Thomas J. Mallon, then a first-year. Business School student, from using his B-School dorm room or phone to solicit for Southwestern or from posting unapproved posters on the walls of Canaday Hall...
...despite last year's ban. Mallon has resumed his recruiting practices this year, according to several students. Last week be posted unapproved posters announcing an off-campus recruitment meeting and throughout the semester he has used his dorm room and phone to solicit summer employees, they said...
...minor victory for me," Epstein said yesterday of the settlement, explaining that Harvard Real Estate officials had tried and failed to solicit concessions from him as part of the agreement to drop charges...
...rejoice that the Crimson has decided to "stop short of calling for scrutiny of individual recommendations" written by members of the Faculty of Medicine ("Letters of Reference," 22 February.) Some will wonder, however, at your failure to mention the problem within the College. No Crimson editor, of course, would solicit or accept a letter of reference that was other than ruthlessly candid. Lesser undergrads and their mentors, however, have been known to connive at contriving letters that lout the student in "the most positive light possible." The "moral dishonestly" you so properly condemn begin close to home, and some small...
Sealed With a Quiche, the Pudding's most recent installment of Holyoke Street's (and possibly America's) longest ongoing tradition concerns the efforts of one French lass to solicit a British nobleman--the some-time super-hero Captain Comic--and save her father from death at the hands of the rebelling masses. That's insurgent guerrillas, in modern parlance. It should be noted, if not too carefully, that the past two pudding shows have dealt with the theme of peasants rising up against their masters. And in both the masters fight them off to triumph in the end. Looks...