Word: staffs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...defined bounds of morale, Saturday isn't all bad. This game need not wreck the team or the coaching staff's season's plan. It means that the squad can go up from here on--to the bruising prospect of Army this week and a return to the more hospitable Stadium against Dartmouth...
This week will be a crucial one for the coaching staff. It must not only think about the Army, but it must also bring the team back into shape to play a game Saturday. Or preferably help the team bring itself...
...really teach undergraduates. Because of its high standards, the Economics Department had a difficult time; it took from three to five years to turn out a first-class tutor. Then came the war, and afterward the Department was faced with the task of breaking in a completely new staff. The job was further complicated by the fact that these potential tutors were snapped up by other Universities as fast as they were trained...
...This will be done with the understanding that an investigation of the feasibility of the project will first be conducted and the plans approved by the national staff...
Elliott, currently staff director for the House Foreign Affairs Committee, is the author of the Government's "Strategy and Tactics of Communism." Ernst, who has long been associated with the American Civil Liberties Union, is a member of the President's Civil Rights Committee. Rogge heads the New York State for Wallace Committee, and is a candidate for Surrogate of Manhattan...