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Dooley had found himself a promising recruit, ready to play at the collegiate level. But there was a catch. That catch was Jen White, the incumbent goalie who occupied the net during D'Souza's freshman and sophomore seasons...
...firms have been slow to respond to these developments, smart managers searching for talent are already courting the women, African Americans, Hispanics, Asians and others whom corporate executives have traditionally discounted or dismissed. They are re-examining from top to bottom their personnel policies: the ways they find and recruit new talent, the incentives and benefits they offer, how they organize work. They are learning that the new work force has different needs and are exploring ways to meet them...
Those students eligible to participate in the Recruiting Program are seniors and alumni of Harvard College, full-time graduate students and alumni of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. On occasion companies come on campus to recruit underclassmen for summer jobs and internship programs. These positions are listed separately in the Newsletter and follow the same procedures as fall recruiting listed below...
...after a match, the Harvard track coach approached Peri to recruit her for the triple jump. When the volleyball season ended, she began to train with the track team but was slowed by nagging shin splints...
Targeted by the sleek ads of the U.S. cigarette, countless women and adolescents will pick up the habit. (Although tobacco companies insist that advertising is intended to persuade people who already smoke to switch brands, the companies have an obvious need to recruit new smokers--their old customers tend to die prematurely...