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Naddaff says the ad was not an attempt to"recruit" students and notes that "literature hasdoubled in size over the past three years...
Through her speeches and her columns, she provided a powerful voice in the campaign to recruit women workers to the factories during the war. "If I were of debutante age, I would go into a factory, where I could learn a skill and be useful," Eleanor told young women, cautioning them against marrying too hastily before they had a chance to expand their horizons. She was instrumental in securing the first government funds ever allotted for the building of child-care centers. And when women workers were unceremoniously fired as the war came to an end, she fought to stem...
Gaard has created an e-mail list for the caucus open to all undergraduates. She hopes that the caucus will both recruit women for vacant council spots and inform those busy with other activities about the resources and opportunities the council can offer...
...Williamson defends the recruiting ofminority students noting that most groups who cometo recruit at BSA meetings--such as UNITE--handleissues that have a direct impact on minoritygroups...
...applying for financial aid) has continued to serve us well. More fundamentally, there has been steady increase in the numbers of the quality of applicants, and each entering class challenges the previous ones for preeminence. The Admissions Office, over 6,000 alumni and alumnae volunteers and our undergraduate student recruiters have worked exceeding hard, using recruitment efforts that were unimagined a quarter century ago. The use of direct mail, cooperative travel with other colleges, and vastly expanded spring travel to communicate with the many juniors who are near the final stages of choosing a college (not beginning the process...