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...asked one of our artists to draw the diagram you see. What it means is that in order to give one of our National Affairs writers, Paul O'Neil, all the information he needed we called on our Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington bureaus to interview the people who could supply it, put our researchers here in Manhattan to work culling the material we already had in our morgue and supplementing it with local interviews...
...only casualty in this involved process was Lockett, who had to interview Giannini on the wide-open sun deck of his hotel and on the unsheltered Florida beaches. "Oh," said Giannini, "you'll tan." Lockett knew better. As usual, he just burned and peeled...
That the Boylston Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory has the right to tether a cow in Cambridge Common was denied by Boylston Professor Spencer in an an interview with the CRIMSON yesterday. What's more he seems to be right, despite Time Magazine's quoting of the legend which was also quoted by the CRIMSON last Tuesday...
...personal interview before the meeting at which 500 students appeared, Barzun noted with interest the elimination of tutorial in several university departments, Barzun declared that tutorial work, or its equivalent, is a necessity for college men of Junior and Senior standing. He offered as "the equivalent alternative" a system of conferences and seminars where students could freely express themselves orally and in writing...
...interview yesterday, Van Wyck looked back on fifty years of service at Harvard, beginning in 1896 when he became the secretary of Dudley A. Sargent. Sargent pioneered in turning out physical education teachers in a newly formed summer school. Some of his innovations caused consternation among college officialdom...