Word: dropping
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...worried. By tomorrow, the Class of 1999 will have to decide whether they want to participate in the Office of Career Services spring recruiting program, a process that funnels students almost exclusively into jobs in banking, consulting or software development. Faced with the decision of whether or not to drop off a resume and several dozen cover letters, students are beginning to panic...
...anything to worry about. According to a study released this past Sunday, students graduating this coming June will face a stellar job market in nearly every industry. But this information doesn't assuage the fears of seniors, many of whom, without any prior interest in the fields advertised, will drop off a resume on Thursday as a back-up plan that may end up becoming their only plan...
According to Luce, the confusion likely arose because students were unfamiliar with a 1997 Texas-court ruling that forced University of Texas to drop affirmative action in admissions policies...
...months after Harvard reported an endowment drop over the summer of nearly $1.5 billion, the nation's largest university endowment has regained its losses...
Provost Harvey V. Fineberg '67 called the drop nothing more than "a blip," and said it was "irrelevant...