Word: touring
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Fifty foreign students will get the inside story on American elections from a discussion and tour sponsored by the Student Council's International Activities Committee, Roy M. Goodman '51, committee chairman, announced last night...
...considerable number of graduate students delay the question of getting a job by entering graduate schools; a few others by-pass the problem altogether by such dodges as taking a desk at the paternal office, or by making a Grand Tour. But for the majority each year, the question of a post-college livelihood becomes one of urgency as Commencement festivities approach...
...Oliver Franks, Britain's keen, contemplative Ambassador to the U.S., is first of all a professor of moral philosophy, secondly a diplomat. He did such a good job of prodding Western Europe into uniting under the Marshall Plan that Britain allowed him only a short tour as provost of Oxford's Queen's College before drafting him for Washington duty last...
Mary Norris '49 especially praised the reception that the students on the tri-nation tour received in Holland and England. Subsequently Alice Gilbert '49, Regional Chairman of the NSA, listed the requirements for students going on the next tour. She stressed language fluency...
This year's show will not go on tour during vacation, but will stay in Cambridge for a two-week run. This is part of the new economizing program of President Alan F. Winslow '47 and Vice-President Benamin Gaylord '49, who plan to finance the entire production out of its own profits...