Word: processing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...after graduation. But one Harvard alumnus created his own job by helping thousands of other students find jobs of their own. Wellie W. Chao '98 designed and implemented an on-line web application called eRecruiting.com that cuts out a vast amount of paperwork and eases the search process for millions of students along the Eastern seaboard entering the job market annually...
...system was conceived by a student who saw a problem in the recruiting process and found a solution for it," Longboy says. "eRecruiting.com was designed and tested for over two years in conjunction with career counselors from several institutions, which makes it a system that really was designed by the very industry that uses...
...Harvard alumni, is "the career services offices at undergraduate schools," Longboy says, "We plan to include more business schools as well as law schools. In the future, we expect our system to be the number-one system used by colleges, universities, employers and students in the entire job recruiting process...
Killing one American every three minutes, diabetes in an illness that limits its victims' ability to process sugar and, in turn, affects their other bodily functions. Patients with Type I diabetes, ordinarily diagnosed as children, cannot digest glucose throughout their lives as their immune systems attack and destroy the insulin-producing islet cells in the pancreas...
Whisper it low -- bipartisanship is coming back in fashion. Just when Capitol Hill looked as if it couldn't get any more riven over the Clinton impeachment process, the Republican leadership has made a number of concessions to disgruntled Democrats -- and a tiny knot of centrist lawmakers from both sides of the highly partisan House Judiciary Committee are making a show, at least, of working together...