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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1965
Page
37
Dr. Louis F. Hackemann of Hackemann & Associates argues many executives lack business fitness. His firm uses tests and interviews to assess talent for promotions and special projects, cautioning they are not security investigators. See DISCOVERY Page 2-B.
Hackemann Associates and management counselors offer a ten question quiz to gauge an executive quotient. Questions cover early activity, college involvement, conformity, sensitivity, impatience, status seeking, and grasp of fiscal operations. Answers appear on page 2-D.
The piece critiques usage of expletives in film and television, noting mild dialogue and a boost to realism. It cites Clark Gable in Gone With The Wind delivering the famous line and mentions British productions adopting the word bloody as a distinct cuss term.
The Guilford Register of Deeds, Mark Stewart, faces a swelling backlog of deeds and vital records stretching back to 1771 as real estate documents and marriages and deaths overwhelm space in the courthouse. He brings a decade of experience as deputy register to the effort.
In a column a reader laments on TV cussing and urges gentler language on air. The note compares on air profanity to past live drama outbursts and discusses actor standards and audience impact.
Chancellor Paul Sharp at UNC Chapel Hill describes a growing football of problems from faculty to alumni as he outlines plans for expansion and reform. He envisions adding 100 new faculty members and assembling teams of specialists to study academic life, teaching structure, and student learning to rediscover the student.
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