Word: dealing
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...CRIMSON competition offers the chance not only to come in contact with others who have been through the same mill as the present crop of candidates, and made good, but also to develop an ability to meet and deal with business men without embarrassment and with that poise which so many students fresh from preparatory schools lack. Previous experience is not at all necessary. The man is bound to succeed who gets out and is in earnest, makes an analytical study of the problems before him, profits by his errors and comes back stronger as a result. If he goes...
Mark Sullivan '00, the famous newspaper correspondent, will speak at the Union in the fifth of the main lecture series, next Monday, December 13, at 8 o'clock. It is understood that he will deal with the problems confronting President-elect Harding and his cabinet, such as immigration, taxation, labor and foreign relations...
...great deal is yet to be learned, no doubt, in the development of college polo. First of all it appears beyond all apprehension that it is possible. Leland Stanford on the west coast appears now to be leading in their efforts towards polo and has put a great deal into the work and has directed a great deal of the mounted instruction toward perfecting a fair college polo team. An attempt is being made to acquire proper facilities enabling Harvard too, in the near future in the event of successful efforts, to come forward as one of the early colleges...
...these men are given to understand that they are responsible for the carrying out of the work coming under their departments, the desired distribution of responsibility will be obtained The chairman will be relieved of a great deal of work and worry, and things will run much more smoothly. In my report which I am handing on to the next chairman, I have given in detail just what work would come under each department. Of course the chairman will have final say in everything, and the other members should consult him in regard to their more important moves...
...industry are so difficult, and the future is so obscure, that it would be rash for anybody to say what the outcome will be; but in the most vital factor, which is the temper, industry, and integrity of the people in these fundamental respects, I saw a great deal of ground for optimism. If it is true, and I believe it is, that the essential thing is that the people should show resolution to work hard and pay their debts, then the future of France is, on the whole, encouraging...