Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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V i I I l v ORGANIZATIONS 'if-Q Boston University Cosmopolitan Club MEMBERS NIKITAS ANGELUS JACOB F. J. MERRILL FRANK ANSELMO STEPHEN B. MFCJAIFO FRANK BIANCHI JAMES M. MOSELY VINCENT P. BELL JOSE G. NADAL PEDRO R. BENEGAS HECTOR OTONELLO SU S. CHEN AI.GOT CDSTRUM J. A. FERRE M. C. PATIPAN JOSEPHINE GLADU JOHN M. REIS GEORGE W. GREGG SALVADORE RIERA CHARLES GUARNARCIA ANNA ROSENGREN 'TARWIN CIUPTARAK DANIEL T. ROURKE YUIN S. HWANG ROBERT SAUNDERS K. KIATIEIAN EARL B. SHAW GAY B. KIM GERALD G. SHEEHAN JANE T. MACDONALD PAUL SMITH CATHERINE MACLAUGHLIN THEODORE SOUTHACK ADIL MALUF JOSE A. MAYORAL ARGENTINA ARMENIA AUSTRALIA BRAZIL CANADA CHINA CUBA HIN FUN YUNG BERNARD STROYMAN RALPH UNG COUNTRIES REPRESEN TED ENGLAND FINLAND GREECE ITALY KOREA PORTO RICO PORTUGAL RUSSIA SCOTLAND SIAM SWEDEN U. S. A. WEST AFRICA

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...-,...-....., .......W. ....,1t,:,:,....-3+ - 49 ' :T i X X - A -'S , f - t 'K' 52 ' if i t T 0 I ' f 042: T C' T eff 'TA M , OFFICERS TARWIN GUPTARAK, Praviflvnz BERNARD STROYMAN, Ificr-President Jose MAvoRAL, Sm-efary EARL B. SHAW, Trea.v1n-rfr The Boston University Cosmopolitan Club is still in its prime of youth. The club was organized through the sanction of President Lemuel H. Murlin in the latter part of 1921 by the students of different nationalities from various departments of the University. The main purpose of the club is to create bonds of friendship among students of all nationalities in Boston University and to unite them for mutual benefits socially, morally, and intellectually. The club aims to promote a better knowledge and under- standing as to custom and character of different nations and to cultivate in its members that sympathy and open-mindedness in what may be termed the characteristics of the citizens of the world. Membership in the club is open to all foreign and American students who have shown their interest in international problems and who desire to make a further study of different nationalities. At the present time, more than twenty countries are repre- sented in the club. The number of the members is increasing rapidly, for students are recognizing the advantages of being a member of this club which has such a varied range of interests. 220

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SYLLABUS 1923 - j Advertising Club Back row: PARKER, MosEI.v, RIcIIMoND, SULLIVAN, BIAGEE Front row: FRENCH, PITCHER, DIULKERN OFFICERS LEWIS C. PITCHER, Ijrvxizlmzt EDWARD T. NIULKERN, lst Vice-l'ra.vi11wzz JOSEPH FRENCH, 2711! Ijifl'-IJI'l?A'iIll'Ilf MELVIN PARKER, Svcnftary J. WARREN SULLIVAN, Trffasurer EXECUTIVE BOARD CHARLES D. FARRELI. FREDERICK MITCHELL ALBERT E. MAGEE JAMES M. MKJSELY R. C. SMITH 222