Word: programing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Directors of the legal writing program will be Alan E. Schwartz 2L of Detroit, Mich; Hans F. Loeser 2L of Jackson Heights, L.I., New York; and Andrew J. Schoen 2L of New York...
...total is part of an $1800 Council scholarship and aid program designed to help students "who have particular difficulty in meeting the two main term bills of the year...
...State Department program, which is expected to start in July, is open to graduating seniors. Three students selected by Dean Fenn, Charles R. Cherington '35, associate professor of Government, and Daniel S. Cheever '39, assistant professor of Government, will be appointed as interns with the Department at starting pay of $2520 a year...
...until last summer, when WBMS changed management, its history was written in red ink. The first year and a half had been glorious--from the listener's point of view. The station played good music, and lots of it. There were hour-long programs of symphonic works, virtually free of commercials. Best known, and probably best like of these programs was the Endowment Series which lasted a full three hours, uninterrupted except for brief program notes. The Endowment Series made possible the playing of exceptionally long works, such as Beethoven's Ninth Symphony and the Brahms Requiem. And except...
Since the transaction, WBMS has gone toward the black--and, in the opinion of many of its listeners, gone downhill as well. Its programs rely heavily on the playing of short, and often inferior Rombergish selections, and are surfeited with mediocre commercials. Longer symphonic works mean less space for commercial plugs, and have therefore dropped to second place in programming. Listener reaction has been sharp: "The trouble is," says Program Director John Thornton, "that people expect a lot, and give nothing in return. When the Endowment Series was discontinued, we received over a thousand letters from our listeners...