Word: recruited
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Existing Faculty legislation requires that employers discuss their hiring practices before they can recruit on campus if 500 students request such a meeting. Last month, close to 700 students signed a petition sponsored by the Gay and Lesbian Students Association (GLSA) asking the Navy to discuss its hiring before a scheduled recruiting visit...
...cream of the cream of the cream of Asians that apply." Chin said yesterday. But Admissions Officer Jennifer D. Carey said that there is no ceiling on the number of Asian Americans the admissions committee will accept. The AAA, formed in 1977 works with the admissions office to help recruit Asian Americans and to make admissions officers aware of the special obstacles these students must overcome Chin said...
...think he had an advantage being around a man like his father and was better prepared in many ways than most other kids I recruit," Yonto says...
...Dean of Students, Archie C. Epps III has jurisdiction over campus life during the school year, but he goes too far when he tries to influence student's choices in summer jobs. By not allowing the Southwestern Company to recruit on campus, Epps and the Administration assume Harvard students are not responsible enough to make their own decisions. What is worse is that the University denies students of a crucial need-the need to make enough money during the summer in order to carry them through an expensive school year...
...hardships of book selling do not compare with those of book camp, but the Marines recruit on campus and companies like IBM and Manufacturer's Hanover can interview interested seniors as well. What criteria does the Administration use to decide which companies are "proper" for Harvard students to work for? The decision should be left to the students, because they will ultimately be the ones who will have to do the job. As a student I appreciates Epps' concern for our safety, but caring as he is, he is only limiting students' opportunities in an era of high tuition costs...