Word: problems
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...Office exists to help any undergraduate make effective his efforts to find employment through intelligent planning, proper information, and a full appreciation of his problem. Everyone's employment problem, however, is his own responsibility and is unique according to his circumstances. The student who realizes this will receive the most effective help from the Placement Office...
Upon registration for placement the student discloses his employment problem, and in subsequent interviews a course of action is agreed upon. Since for effective action the Placement Office and the student must each know what the other plans to do at all times, students should discuss their employment efforts frequently during the year...
...have a good figure, or even the illusion of one. She herself is a small, trim, exuberantly vivacious blonde in her forties. She claims to have lifted many faces, corrected many double chins, eye pouches, rolls of body fat. But her specialty is the woman with a "bust problem." She has now collected much of her experience in a book, The Breast Beautiful (Field; $2.50). Few doctors will consider it important, but to women its subject is of perennial interest...
...World War I only German missions were cut off completely from home bases. Other Protestants then raised more than $2,000,000 to keep the missions going, returned them to the German societies after the war. Today's problem is far larger. Beyond the need for immediate aid, U. S. churchmen face the prospect that an Axis victory would halt missionary work in colonies Germany may then dominate. Hitler believes in short shrift for missionaries. Said he in Mein Kampf: "Mission education in Africa is based on the absurd notion of making lawyers out of half apes...
...Jamestown, N. Y., astute Chauncey B. Klinedinst, proprietor of Kliney's restaurant, was trapped in his refrigerator when the door swung shut behind him. His screams were unheard. Benumbed and exasperated, he shrewdly solved the problem of how to summon aid: by shutting off tap lines through which beer flowed...