Word: placement
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Placement Office holds a meeting this afternoon in Sever 11 at 3:30 to give an opportunity for Seniors interested in business and industrial placement after graduation to discuss and ask questions about the facilities and operation of the Office as an aid to their job problems...
Although the Placement Office and its services are open to all undergraduates of the University, its primary purpose is to place Seniors in business and industrial employment. Fifty percent of the graduating class will go to work next summer, and it is in their interest that the office will work most of the academic year...
Harvard College does not hold itself responsible for the placement of the alumni nor does it promise any undergraduate a job. The Placement Office gives help on how to choose and hunt a job and, secondly, brings together whenever possible employers seeking graduates and Seniors seeking employment...
...still have an excess of births over deaths for a number of years. At present births are somewhat above replacement level. But since the trend in the birth rate has been downward for the past hundred years, in a generation births will be from 20 to 35% under re placement level. The elements of a popu lation program are contained in the Gov ernment's interest in public education, housing, recreation facilities, health & welfare organizations - all of which lessen the economic burden of having children. But these programs are all uncoordinated. Because "in an industrial society large families lead...
...Class of 1940. war news was bad, but job prospects excellent. By summer's end, college placement officers estimated, half their 150,000-odd graduates would have jobs. Most openings would be found in teaching, then engineering, business administration, selling...