Word: career
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...those in search of some answers. Every year, two extremes seem to emerge: the first, that many hundreds of graduating seniors who go through recruiting are betraying their obligations to humanity; the second, that the positive externalities of working as a banker or a consultant justify such a career choice...
...recent articles in The Crimson define this spectrum. With all of the idealism of a social studies concentrator, Jonathan T. Jacoby '99 challenged his fellow seniors to choose career paths we could justify to Third World peasants ("Anti-social Behavior" Opinion, Nov. 4). Then Kaustuv Sen '99, with the pragmatic individualism of an economics concentrator, argued that I-bankers and consultants may be the actors in society in the best position to do good ("In Defense of Business Careers" Opinion...
...searching for ways to bash or praise seniors who choose to drop their resumes to the Office of Career Services (OCS) in search of a job in the business world does not go to the heart of the matter: It does not serve to explain why many people whom we respect and whom we know to be good people choose to become bankers and consultants. As someone for whom corporate America holds no allure, the fact that so many of the people I entered Harvard with are now going through recruiting is sort of baffling to me, but I find...
Steele envisions this tour as a highlight of her rugby career...
Although being named to the under-23 National Team is a tremendous accomplishment--the highest individual honor a U.S. player can earn at this stage in her career--Steele has long-term goals as well...