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

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W Q4f K l . . , , , , . , 7lw, S Y I. L A B U i Benjamin Edes Association 1 Back Row: Nlydans, Burns, Kennedy, Hogan. l ronl Row: Mcllanus, 'l'cich, Center, Ramaut, Libertine. As a result of the rapid growth of the Department of Journalism the lienjaniin Edes Association was organized this year to promote a closer relationship among the students and to create a wider interest in newspaper work. The organization was named the, Benjamin Edes Association of Boston Uni- versityv, because of the public service rendered by this great journalist during the American Revolution, and as a tribute to the first great New England newspaper publisher. Q 3025