Word: interviewing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...heartily indorse any organization which will further the serious thought and expression of college undergraduates," said Ex-President Taft in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter. "When I was at Yale we had debating and discussion organizations in which the most prominent men took an interest and which had a great deal to do with the development of some that later went into public life. Practice in forming and expressing opinions is of the highest importance to college men; I have nothing but approval for an organized system of discussion groups...
Professor S. I. Bailey, A.M. '88, Phillips Professor of Astronomy who for thirty-two years has been associated with Professor Pickering in an interview with a CRIMSON reporter, said that many messages of condolence had been received from distinguished scientists, and he also stated his appreciation of Professor Pickering and his work...
...Reconstruction," said Judge Elbert H. Gary, A.B., LL.B., the head of the United States Steel Corporation, in a recent interview with a CRIMSON reporter, "is the problem that faces the country today. It is particularly a problem for the college man, who is wondering how he can best fit himself for the important part that he is expected to play in the new work of the world. No matter what he plans to be--business man, statesman, professional man, or anything else--he realizes that his generation will have to face tremendous new problems in every field. This knowledge very...
...their satisfaction, and that nothing of a purely personal nature was thought of or intended. The senders of such epistles, however, cannot be too strongly warned of the contemptible nature of their act. If they have any suggestions or complaints which may be fairly presented a personal interview should be sought, or if in special cases a letter is unavoidable then the writer's signature should add the validation and support to the letter which good faith requires...
...interview with a CRIMSON reporter Prof. Merriman said, "In the old days we regarded all our football opponents as absolute rascals and acted accordingly. At present, however, until I have become better acquainted with athletic affairs at Harvard, my only policy will be to maintain a frank and cordial relationship with Princeton and Yale...