Word: speakers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Class of '49 can be discussed in other terms. As the speaker will probably make very clear this morning, the Class of '49 is an unusual one; but it owes its distinction to more than the fact that some 40 percent are being graduated with honors, or that the only summa cum laude is now away on her honeymoon. This is the Class that was nurtured on joint instruction, brought up in classrooms where the woman in the seat on the left was in here proper and rightful place. The Class of '49 was among those officially admitted...
Wednesday evening there was a dinner at the Harvard Club of Boston, with Professor Ramsey as toastmaster and Alan T. Waterman as speaker. Waterman spoke on Government Support of Research...
Through the years some doctors grew envious of the publicity and money, that Dr. Fishbein got as traveler, radio speaker, newspaper columnist and author of 21 popular medical books that have sold 3,000,000 copies. Others resented the efficient battles he fought against anything that smacked of socialized medicine...
...Speaker Marquand had anything to be contented about, it presumably was the ample supply of discontent in the U.S. and the rest of the world at graduation time...
...speaker at the sessions at which five prominent American industrialists discussed "Developing Executives for Business Leadership" was Sumner H. Slichter, Lamont University Professor, who spoke at Saturday night's Harvard Club banquet...