Word: non
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...eighth annual OCS-sponsored Career Forum will feature representatives from over 65 prominent organizations covering 14 industries. This program is designed for students and alumni to learn about career and job opportunities available for liberal arts graduates. Many of the companies and non-profits at this year's forum will be participating in on-campus recruiting...
...your appetite for information on "what's out there" beyond the corporate world, take heart. The Office of Career Services hosts other events which focus exclusively on opportunities in the nonprofit and public sectors. On December 1, the BOSTON PUBLIC SERVICE CAREER DAY will host some 25 greater Boston non- profit and government agencies. Representativesfrom agencies in areas such as health, theenvironment, education, community services,housing, women's issues, public interest law andothers will be on hand to discuss jobs,internships, volunteer positions, or to talk abouttheir agenices...
...March, the show goes to New York City as OCSwill host the NEW YORK PUBLIC SERVICE CAREERDAY. This event allows students interested inpublic service opportunities in New York to cometo the city and have the day to meet informallywith representatives from over 35 non-profit andgovernment agenices. Participating agencies arevery eager to meet with Harvard students; a numberof graduating seniors who attended last year'sevents have been hired and will return to recruitothers...
What gall. If I had a nickel for every time I've paced the gym floor sidelines at the Malkin Athletic Center (Three basketball/volleyball courts for 5500 non-Quad undergraduates) while waiting for balding, middle-aged, brick-shooting B-School b-ball players to clear the courts and get back to their banking, I'd have $18 million of my own to spend...
...course, not every rent-controlled apartment is occupied by a non-needy person. But the system definitely favors them, and several studies of New York tenants show that those who live in rent-controlled apartments have, on average, higher incomes than those...