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Public opinion in France must be educated in financial matters. Here is a nice job for the newspapers...
...long suffering patience is gratefully remembered. The candidates did most of the news gathering, and their period of servitude was too long and gruelling. It almost always meant probation for the successful. One of the three Assistant Managing Editors put the paper to bed, the Manager Editor supervised the job, the President wrote the editorials with the assistance of an editorial board, and the 'busy end gathered the ads.' In many respects the management of the CRIMSON has not different to this day, although now there is an Editorial Chairman in charge of the editorial column and the competitions...
...sticks to his job a good deal more than eight hours a day, and he masters his facts and has the confidence of business men. He has made a real job out of the Secretariat of Commerce, and because of that he can handle such a problem as the radio industry, sprung in five years from sales totaling $1,000,000 to sales of over $400,000,000, and get results without fuss and with very little legislation...
...secured. If we can find a coach who is better than any graduate, we would take him. The report says that the Committee would 'like' to restrict all coaches to graduates, but should the Committee be able to find a non-graduate who was eminently suited to the job, it would have to forego its liking and secure the better...
About Theodore Roosevelt: "Roosevelt could be rough, and he was always ready, and his manner in controversy was that of a fighter. There was not much of the patience of Job; there was a great deal of the war-horse rejoicing in his strength and saying 'Ha, ha,' among the trumpets...