Word: registrar
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Fred C. Smith, Registrar of the Graduate School of Education, revealed yesterday that for the year 1932-33, the percentage of its men placed in positions was the highest in the history of the school...
...tags placed on their cars are summoned to court and fined, but the larger number who have been tagged as much as seven or eight times and do not report to the Station with them, have escaped punishment. Largely because of the difficulty in looking up plates in the Registrar's office and sifting out the excuses of owners who maintain that someone, since forgotten, borrowed the car the night it was tagged, police have been unable to send summonses to men who have not brought in their tags. To avoid this injustice they started the practice this week...
Goodwin has been a stormy petrel in Massachusetts politics for several years. Registrar of Motor Vehicles under former Governor Alvan T. Fuller, he achieved considerable renown for his active conduct of that office, but later became involved in a violent dispute with the governor and was removed. Since then he has run for the governorship on an independent ticket but was defeated...
More than 260 teaching positions were open the 133 men and women who left the Graduate School of Education with degrees last June, it was announced yesterday by F. C. Smith, Registrar of the school, in the fell owing statement: "In a year when other schools of education were having difficulty finding jobs for even half their graduates there were twice as many positions open to Harvard students as there were applicants. Of these 133 men and women, 106, or 84 percent, are now working on full time teaching jobs, while the remainder are either on part time work...
Varnum Lansing ("Wilkie") Collins is Princeton's secretary; Frederick Leroy Hutson its onetime registrar. Adam Leroy Jones is director of admissions at Columbia; George Dobbin Brown was librarian at General Theological Seminary. Princeton teachers but not "preceptor guys" were Scientists Sir James Hopwood Jeans and Owen Willans Richardson. Variously famed are Connecticut's Senator Hiram Bingham (Yaleman), Novelist Maxwell Struthers Burt, Songman Sigmund Spaeth and his crew-coaching, English-teaching half-brother John Duncan, Donald Clive Stuart, adviser of the Triangle Club, Charles William Kennedy, retired chairman of the Committee on Athletics...