Word: interviewing
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...would respectfully commend to the enraptured orators, who are now appalled an American who can leave Abraham Lincoln unadorned, while claiming possession of the lady whom James Russell Lowell-according to the infamous and unauthorized interview of Julian Hawthorne-designated as "a snuffy old woman" the text of the old time headline writer, "What Next?" And for ourselves, a we read their feverish orations on this subject, destined to rend the air, we shall ask regarding their sources of dismay the same not impertinent question.-Boston Herald
...making a permanent and conformable connection with the official office of a nationally known financial house, would suggest that he call Mr. Liscomb's secretary, Back Bay 1607, between the hours of then and twelve A. M. or two and five P. M., June 1, 2, or 3, and interview will be arranged. This is a corporation, international in scope, in the very midst of an expansion program, seeking material from which to develop executives of highest earning power, and offers a genuine opportunity to the man who can measure up to our standard...
...advisees be made, when possible, from the list of sub-Freshmen during the summer, instead of in the fall. In all possible cases, the Senior advisor should communicate with his prospective charge before the end of the summer vacation. In some cases, this may be accomplished by a personal interview, when both Freshman and Senior are from the same neighborhood. In most cases, however, a letter will suffice. In this way, preliminary advice of great value can be given; and plans can be made for further consultations at the very beginning of the college term...
...extraordinary that this war has produced so many poets," said Mr. Cecil Roberts, the English poet in a recent interview for the CRIMSON on the relation between the world war and poetry. "Every young man could, if he would, write verse, but heretofore he has been ashamed of it. The poet has been considered too aesthetic and not in keeping with the spirit of healthy athleticism. But the world has changed affairs considerably. Usually before a man went into battle he wrote a semi-hysterical 'death-letter' to send away. But he also wrote a letter to himself,--a sort...
...departure in politics," he said in an interview given out recently, "is marked by the appointment of the so called Committee of Platforms and Policies. This committee has been appointed by the national committee of the Republican party. The idea originated with Chairman Hayes and has the sympathetic co-operation of the whole national committee. It consists of one hundred and fifty men and women covering the country geographically and covering every point of view. There are representatives of business, of labor, of agriculture and, in fact of each of the general divisions of society...