Word: cents
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Harvard a once downward trend in the numbers of those planning on business as a career and those attending graduate business school has been reversed of late. More students every year are going into business from the "better" colleges. Enrollment in business curricula in this country jumped 15 per cent in 1965. At the same time, the demands for these people are increasing rapidly, and unfilled demand creates the impression of dwindling supply...
What is even more significant is that education at a liberal Eastern college seems to turn students toward business. Over the past four years 50 to 75 per cent more students came out of Harvard intending business as a career than went in. In addition, many more people are going into business than are going into Business School. Last year, of the 176 graduating Harvard seniors who planned business as their eventual career, only 76 entered Business School this fall. Others took jobs immediately or went into the military service, but a significantly large number entered other graduate studies, notably...
Surprisingly high percentages of 24 per cent and 20 per cent were collected by Senator Kennedy and Vice-President Humphrey...
McCarthy was holding a steady 52 per cent in the election of 80 delegates to cast 72 votes at the Democratic Convention this fall. This is almost the same percentage that John F. Kennedy '40 received when he ran unopposed on the democratic ballot in the 1960 Massachusetts primary...
Although initial voting was light, election officials estimated that up to 25 per cent of the state's 2.6 million registered voters will cast ballots...