Selective hiring marks peak for 1971 college graduates
After a downturn, firms seek top talent as MBA graduates from Harvard and Columbia command high starting salaries. Banks in New York and Chicago recruit aggressively, offering 18 000 to 20 000 dollars annually. Blacks and exceptional women show strong placement, while tech fields lag despite some gains.
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Harvard Business School
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Columbia Graduate School of Business
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J. Patrick McFadden
New York City
Chemical Bank
Donna Ecton
Wellesley
Harvard Business
Continental Can Co., Inc
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Richard Willemin
University of Notre Dame
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