Competition heats up on the Corner
Competition is brewing on the Corner. And the economics of it could affect the way many students eat.
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Competition is brewing on the Corner. And the economics of it could affect the way many students eat.
It's all about the benefits.
Most Engineering students stay bogged down with work during their four years at the University. But simply being an engineer was not enough for one student. Abir Ray, a 1998 graduate, decided he could not wait to graduate before getting into the fast-growing Internet and computer market.
After the recent acquisition of Student Painters, the North Carolina-based Tuition Painters company has become the largest student-run company in the eastern United States.
Thursday and Friday 40 business-minded students came together with a mission: to deal with a travel publication company's billing mistake.
Lately, it seems to be the norm to have a mixed market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average has been closing on the down side, while the NASDAQ steadily rises.
It's that time again. No, not time to buy chocolates and unmentionables for your significant other. It's time for another census.
Using the eco-friendly example of the trendy European-based furniture company, IKEA, a group of students from the Darden School are working toward encouraging socially responsible business practices.
Last Friday evening, the 12th annual Darden Marketing Club Brand Challenge, sponsored by Proctor & Gamble and General Mills, was held at Sponsor's Hall at the Darden School.
The McIntire Investment Institute, a student-run investing organization, elected new officers in December and will hold its first meeting of the new year today.
University alumni once again are making a name in the Internet world.
Representatives from Coca-Cola stressed the booming job market for University students in an information session about its career possibilities last Wednesday night in Newcomb Hall. The company is recruiting fourth-year undergraduates for Sales Associate positions.
Fortune magazine's April report that many University graduates are heading leading technology companies was the inspiration for the third and final session of the e-summit, "The Academical Village in the Internet Age," Saturday in Old Cabell Hall.
In the most drastic alteration in its history, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped four of its thirty held stocks. The changes will go into effect when the market opens today.