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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...speech is scheduled to begin at 4 o'clock in the New Lecture Hall. It is expected that the "Red Flame" will talk on her experiences during recent strikes and the relation of the college student to the working class struggle...
...Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration announced last night that an Extra Session designed both for recent college graduates and men with some business experience would begin on January 28. The Extra Session will be open to students with degrees from accredited colleges. In addition, well-recommended men who do not held college degrees but who have had adequate business experience will be admitted under the regular provisions governing special students...
Decision to hold an Extra Session in January will make available an opportunity to begin training for business openings without waiting until the September term. That such openings are available is evidenced by the placement of the 1934 graduating class, over 90 per cent of whom had been placed by the first of October, and in the two previous years over 85 per cent of the graduating class had been placed by the same date. The jobs which these men secured were located throughout the country and represented affiliations with many different types of business enterprise. In addition, twenty...
Dinner will be served at 6.30 o'clock and dancing will begin at 8 and last until 12 o'clock. Tickets will cost $3.50 per couple and $2.50 stag...
There are two unemployment problems in the country, those of money and men. Though little attention has been paid to the first problem, the history of modern business depressions proves conclusively that the unemployment of men will continue to vex the leaders until the idle funds begin to find their way into the channels of business enterprise. In every depression it has been the reopening of capital markets and the investment of funds by private individuals which have ushered in the new era of business recovery and prosperity. But until the bankers and men of means can be satisfied that...