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SENIOR JOURNALISTS TO HEAR GLOBE REPORTER TALK TONIGHT

Mr. Frank P. Sibley to Tell of Newspaper Work in Union Lecture

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED June 10, 1924

Mr. Frank P. Sibley, reporter on the Boston Globe, will speak to Seniors and others who are interested in newspaper work, at 7.30 o'clock this evening in the Faculty Room of the Union. The meeting will be held under the auspices of the Committee on Choice of Vocations.

Mr. Sibley's object will not be to offer employment, but to discuss with those undergraduates who are interested, the details of journalism including the qualifications and the training best suited for newspaper work.