Word: vanderlip
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Frank A. Vanderlip will speak in the Living Room of the Union tomorrow evening at 7.30 to the members of the Business School Club...
...recently of the University of Indiana, joins the Harvard Law School staff as a full professor. From Cornell comes Allyn A. Young to be Professor of Economics; from California comes C. I. Lewis '06, to lecture in Philosophy; while among the other distinguished names is that of F. A. Vanderlip, the well-known New York banker, who is to serve this year as a lecturer in the Business School...
...practical statistical service based on scientific principles. Financial conditions, particularly the trend of prices, are carefully studied, and from them a forecast of future conditions is made. In addition to the general study of economic situations, several special investigations have been made possible by gifts from Mr. Frank A. Vanderlip, Philip Cabot '94, the Consolidated Steel Corporation, the American International Corporation, J. P. Morgan & Company, the National City Bank of New York, the United States Steel Products Company (the exporting branch of the United States Steel Corporation), and W. R. Grace & Company...
That this opinion is no longer tenable is shown by the fact that the most hard-headed business men of the country, such as Frank A. Vanderlip and J. P. Morgan, have given large contributions to a committee in the University, not from altruistic motives, but in the belief that its work will benefit business conditions in general, and their concerns in particular...
...fact that Harvard University has added Frank A. Vanderlip to the staff of its Graduate School of Business Administration, to serve "with no stipend" as lecture on business economics, shows the evolution of college instruction away from the old fundamentals of Greek and Latin. Apparently a shrewd appreciation of student demands has dictated the appointment. At an institution of learning which more and more "prepares" for a Wall Street career, the classroom of the former President of the National City Bank ought to be thronged...