Word: surveyers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...instruction, therefore, we made a most unscientific, undefinitive (but, I think, interesting) survey recently among a number of you as to your TIME-reading habits. Did you read TIME front to back? Back to front? Favorite departments first? Well, those of you who joined in had considerable to say about it, and here, before considering the results of our inquiry, are some of your replies...
...which both concentrators and pre-meds must take, would be slashed to conform more nearly to the official description in the course catalogue. During the fall term, checks were made every half hour in Chem. 20 labs to determine just how much time each student was spending there. The survey showed a few men working for almost twice the stated requirement of approximately six hours a week, while the largest proportion of the class was working from eight to nine hours. Under the revised plan, it is expected that everyone in the course will have ample time to complete...
Henry S. Dyer '28, Director of the Office of Tests, mailed notices stating that freshmen would be able to take the Kuder Preference and College Board Aptitude Survey Tests. The examinations will be held February...
Advertisers listened with foreboding to the results of a survey released by New York City's Duane Jones Co. Of 1,580 TV owners answering a survey, 92.4% were listening to radio less than before they owned TV sets; 80.9% were going to movies less frequently; 58.9% were reading fewer books; 48.5% read magazines less often; 23.9% were even skimping on newspapers...
...survey also showed that TV could win friends as well as influence people: over 70% reported a noticeable increase of visitors since installing...