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First, look for jobs whose supply outstrips demand, for which companies in the U.S. need qualified workers from anywhere on the globe. But most important, says Hans Gieskes, CEO of recruiting firm H3.com is to find a job in which you need to "smell, see and touch the culture you're working in." Here are five surprisingly hot fields where you must use your senses...
...Payton Award finalist from a year ago was named Ivy League player of the week and ECAC Division I-AA player of the week for his performance in Harvard’s comeback win over Brown. He also collected the Boston Globe Gold Helmet award for the top performance in New England in Division...
Princeton’s new policy was implemented in part as a response to outside pressure placed on elite institutions to curb grade inflation—pressure not limited to its campus. In 2001, Harvard came under similar public scrutiny when the Boston Globe published an article revealing that 91 percent of seniors that year had graduated with honors...
...This is a great opportunity to spend time with friends,” said Nicholas A. Noyer ’09. But the State Fair didn’t change his perception of Harvard’s party scene, he said. Last spring, the Boston Globe reported the results of a 2002 survey of 31 schools in which Harvard placed fifth from the bottom in student satisfaction with social life...
Last March, the Boston Globe reported results from the College’s 2002 senior surveys showing that those seniors were dissatisfied with social life at Harvard. The College averaged a 2.62 rating for its campus social life, compared to an average rating of 2.89 at other schools, and netted a 2.53 for its sense of community, compared to 2.8 at other schools, the Globe reported...