Word: youngs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...their individual capacities often advise students about the opportunities which come to their notice and serve outside agencies by bringing promising students into touch with them. But the work is not organized. There is no comprehensive survey of the thousand and one careers that are now open to young men and women. There is no organization in the University responsible for collecting this material, tabulating it, keeping it up-to-date, and maintaining the outside contact necessary for genuine information concerning various opportunities. What is lone is done in a haphazard manner. If a professor is generous with his time...
...direction. There is also the official public service, embracing a very large number of reasonably attractive positions, particularly in the consular, foreign trade, engineering, and technical branches. More serious attention is now being given to the standardization of salaries and grades and methods of promotion in order that young men and women may find careers within the service of the state. Those who do enter government employment and find the way blocked quite frequently go readily into private employment along similar lines. It would be possible to publish a long roll of eminent American business men who have received their...
...conducted by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences will be given today and tomorrow. Unless otherwise stated, all examinations will begin at 9.15 o'clock. Today. Chemistry 19, Emerson J Chemistry 22, Emerson D Economics 34, Emerson D Engineering Sciences 3: Allen to McLean (inclusive), Pierce 302 Marble to Young (inclusive), Pierce 307 Fine Arts 10a, Robinson Hall French 3, Emerson D Government 23, Emerson D Latin 7 hf., Emerson D Mathematics 32, Emerson J Music 1, Emerson J Philosophy 8, Emerson J Physics 5, Emerson J Social Ethics 2, Emerson J Spanish 7 hf., Emerson D Latin...
Another important step has been the re-establishment of the short summer course at Milford, Conn., for this will be of decided value in making the Yale school better known. The short course is intended for young men who are thinking of forestry as a profession, but who are doubtful as to its requirements and their fitness for the work; for those interested in the care of woodlots; and for teachers of nature study, botany, and agriculture...
...they even find themselves able to direct productions. But they evidently think that this is the limit of their powers. Playwriting they have left to the Graduate School and Radcliffe; and what should be essentially an activity of the College has become a joint activity of Harvard's young and old and Radcliffe's young...