Word: techs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Other men chosen were Charles E. Wyzanski '27, a federal district court judge: Elliott Dunlap Smith '13, provost of Carnegie Tech; Marion B. Folsom, treasurer and a director of Eastman Kodak; and Arthur W. Page '05, a public relations consultant and a former vice-president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company...
These six schools (Harvard, Stanford, Dartmouth, Columbia, Cornell, and, since 1949, Carnegie Tech) have been cited as the only pure "graduate professional" schools of business in the United States. There are upwards of 150 other undergraduate and graduate business schools, but most of these specialize either in the teaching of immediately salable technical skills or of abstract economic theory. This leaves only six schools which are really concerned with the broader program of developing general administrative skills and producing "leaders...
...exchange editor is arrested in its perambulations through the weekly stacks of newsprint by an item to make the hand pause, the eye light, and the mind reel. As a public service we reprint parts of the following lead editorial from The Technique, semi-weekly spokesman of Georgia Tech. and self-designated as "The South's Livellest College Newspaper...
...finished her sophomore year at the University of Pennsylvania. She has shown marked acting talent, perhaps inherited from her paternal grandmother. Thurber is an affectionate father; he and his daughter get along splendidly. Althea is now the wife of Dr. Allen Gilmore, head of the history department at Carnegie Tech...
...whole thing is silly," M.I.T. Dean of Men Dana L. Farnsworth commented last night. He said the "demonstration" consisted of some student horseplay with water bombe which received publicity only because Time Magazine reported the banning of "Ecstasy" at Tech on the same...