Word: pools
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Walter J. Leonard, special assistant to President Bok, said yesterday he may ask for revisions in a Personnel Office job description that requires of applicants a "thorough knowledge of the University," because the description could unnecessarily limit the pool of applicants...
Harvard's affirmative action plan requires the publication of job descriptions before any new appointments to non-teaching positions, in order to widen the pool of potential applicants--especially minorities and women--for jobs...
MAJOR PARTY CANDIDATES. A major party is defined as one whose candidate drew at least 25% of the vote in the previous presidential election. For the general election, if a sufficient pool of tax money has been built up, each such party's candidate would be allotted $20 million in public funds to finance a campaign. The money would come from the income tax check-off system now in effect, by which each taxpayer can earmark $1 of the tax he is paying for this purpose. The check-off fund is expected to total at least $64 million...
...addition, Harvard had the smallest percentage of black applicants in the total applicant pool, apparently because the GSAS did not engage in the same degree of active recruitment as the other schools...
Phillip T. Gay, who last spring was named the minority recruiter for the GSAS, said this week that his major task would be to "generate a greater number of applications from black candidates" and increase the size of the black applicant pool...