Word: wellesley
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...corporate bigness tends to dilute employee loyalty, with the result that executives are more willing to listen to new job offers. What makes them even more susceptible is the fact that so much of the growth has been occurring through mergers. Says F. L. Mannix, an executive recruiter in Wellesley, Mass.: "Suddenly there are two people for one job. A man sees the handwriting on the wall and decides to move...
There are about 25 students now working to arrange transportation and lodging for people who want to go to Chicago for the Democratic National Convention, according to a spokesman for the group, Vicki Erenstein, a Wellesley junior...
...main reason the Masters adopted new rules this Spring was probably simply that they looked sensible. The Pappenheimer subcommittee gathered statistics on about a dozen colleges including such outposts of gentility as Wellesley, and every one of them had longer visiting hours than Harvard. That and the rest of the material in the Pappenheimer report was enough to convince even some who opposed any increase in the fall that the time had come for some quick adjustments...
...Fogg staff sets up displays for almost every Fine Arts 13 section meeting and provides more modest exhibits for other courses and hangs specific paintings for students from Brandeis, Wellesley and other neighboring schools. Concentrators are most tenderly cared for; at times the Fogg even permits them to run their fingers over a painting's surface...
Through soul and hard rock, METCO and Columbia, and repeatedly brought home by Time, Life and Newsweek, the parents of Wellesley are realizing that they are no longer sure where their children are going. They wish they could stop them from moving so fast and so far, and keep them happy and polite in Wellesley...