Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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College of Business Administration Modern Machinery Aids The Student v Whether a student is majoring in business or taking A business class is over at North hall as students the class as an elective, his professor is ready to help leave the building for the trip to another class or to him in his study. the Kent Union for relaxation. A trip to a local firm brings the business student than book study. Techniques of operation are ob- closer to his field of study. Actual selling and display tained through talks with the owner of the enter- materials present an eye-witness aspect more vivid prise. 26

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A business student becomes familiar with the rise and fall of the stock market, especially valuable in investing money. Miss Elizabeth Harrison discovers Ihe method for iiling in her medical secretary class. Classes in biology and chemistry are also required. The adding machine helps the business major by saving time and correctly computing figures. Learn- ing the use of the machine is the first step. Business students study and practice the proper way to type in their secretarial science class. Basic busi- ness principles are needed here. 25

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Miss Phyllis MeCormick and Miss Mary Ann Kluka ditional shorthand pad and pencil with recording use dictaphones in typing recorded business letters. machines for dictating. There is no chance here for Many business executives have replaced the tra- mistakes in translating notes. A student places his accounting sheets on the wall Accounting is simplified when the comptometer is for easier figuring. Fundamental accounting offers used. Once again modern machinery steps in to knowledge in theory and practice. speed up the business world. ifNll feF Hi