Medal Of Honor

the whole of Ivy, starring Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman. Good evening, this is Ronald Coleman. Bonita Coleman. Inviting you to join us again on the campus of Ivy College. That's the wrong... Welcome again to Ivy.

Ivy College, that is, in the town of Ivy, USA. It's a problem with any good executive, just how much authority to delegate. A top-ranking official must constantly walk the tightrope of decisions strung between the posts of authority and delegation.

Dr. William Todd Hunter Hall has solved the situation rather neatly. Executive and academic matters are disposed of at his office and the administration building as they come up. Student and personal problems he prefers to deal with in the quiet of his own home at number one faculty role.

Where at the present moment he and his lovely wife Victoria are talking with Charles Berryweather, a member of the governing board. Dr. Hall is saying, And I'm glad you're back in town, Charles. Our social life always suffers from your absence due to a certain cheerfulness you impart and to your uncomplicated attitude toward everything.

And if I may interrupt, thank you for your Christmas present. It was a very nice one and very thoughtful. Well, I'm very glad you liked it. What was it? Ha, ha, ha, diogeny, foot down your lantern.

Here he is. Most people would have hinted around as they found out. You probably told your secretary to see what we might like and gave our card belongs to fill out the order and then let's down.

That's exactly what I did, ma'am. Only I amplified the instructions a bit. I said, Peggy, use your own judgment on a Christmas gift for the halls, remembering that the best is none too good for them and price is no object.