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...magazine is edited under the direction of the Faculty of the Graduate School of Business Administration of Harvard University. Directors carried over from last year are: H. R. Tosdal '16, faculty editor; C. F. Taeusch '20, managing editor; faculty editorial board, J. G. Callan, W. J. Cunningham '21, A. S. Dewing '02, R. L. Masson '22, E. C. Robbins, and E. P. Learned...
Three professors have been granted leaves of absence for a whole or part of the coming year. H. R. Tosdal, Professor of Marketing at the Graduate School of Business Administration will be on sabbatical leave during the first half of 1929-30. R. F. Field, Assistant Professor of Applied Physics, will be on leave of absence for the year 1929-30. Assistant Professor D. W. Malott of the Graduate School of Business Administration, whose field is Public Utility Management, will also be on leave of absence for the year...
October will see the appearance of the first number of the Business School Review of the academic year. Professor H. R. Tosdal, at present on leave of absence, is the Faculty Editor of this publication, while Associate Professor C. F. Taeusch acts as Managing Editor. The Review publishes the reports of the Bureau of Business Research. A list of the student editors follows...
Collaborating with the students are the professors of the Faculty Editorial Board. These are Professor H. R. Tosdal, Faculty Editor, and a body of assistants among whom are Professor W. B. Donham '98, Dean of the Business School, Professor M. T. Copeland, and Professor O. M. W. Sprague...
...level of prices has been established in the last ten years, according to statistics collected by Professor H. R. Tosdal of the Business School, in connection with an investigation of the request for higher rates made by the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. Professor Tosdal reviewed the price-levels for the lest ten years, with the conclusion that the average level of today is approximately 60 percent higher than that of 1913, and in many cases, 100 percent higher...