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...Sisson's address will follow one by Sterling R. Carrington '12, President of the Business School Alumni Association, who will tell of the scope and growth of the organization of which he is President. The last event on the program will be the election of group chairmen for next year. Refreshments will be served and a unique feature in the way of smoking will be introduced; each man will bring a cherry pipe and a supply of tobacco instead of the usual cigarettes...
...with graduates successfully employed. It is thus able to suggest to employers candidates for positions that entail responsibility or that require specialized training. In order to be of the greatest possible service to both the older and more recent graduates, the office is constantly making efforts to broaden its scope and to extend its facilities to business houses throughout the country...
...should avail himself of the privilege of registering at the office. Inasmuch as the Alumni Association keeps in touch with the graduates who held positions of responsibility it is able to place applicants under conditions that promise advancement and success. The office is constantly endeavoring to broaden its scope and to extend its facilities; Harvard men who are considering positions should give it an opportunity to show what it can do. It makes no charge for the services it renders, trying only to assist all who register by finding them jobs--jobs for which they are fitted and in which...
...from the economic standpoint, regardless of all political considerations that may be entangled in the controversy. He will consider particularly the present situation in regard to the coal mines, concerning which he has made an exhaustive investigation. It is probable that he will also touch on the character and scope of the Workers' Educational Association...
...meeting to be held on Monday evening, May 2, in Standish Hall Common Room. H. D. Smith '21, President of the Crimson, will tell of the paper's place in the life of the University, and R. W. "Harwood ocC., Business Manager, will outline the character and scope of the Business Department. Candidates for positions on the paper will find the work exacting but interesting...