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PLACEMENT BUREAU Director Ravmond Grish . . . Their biggest job is the finding of the right job for freshmen, working part-time, or for alumni who, after several years of work are still looking for tliat one job tliat is made for them . . . Through their help in locating the proper work, many students are able to work full time and arrange their courses to also carry a full school load . . . After the school load has lieen completed the Placement Bureau arranges for the seniors to meet prospecti e employers in a job finding forum and to learn just what is re- quired of the people . . . Even here the work of the bureau does not end, for e en alunmi may come Ijack to locate another job that better suits their taste . . . . . . Tliis looks like a good job for me
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PUBLIC RELATIONS . . . when you see articles in the daily newspapers about De Paul, you see the work of the Public Relations Department . . . Besides the news stories, all promotional material for student recruitment and alumni fund raising is the work of this group ... In conjunction with this goes the regular job of publishing the University news magazine De Paul, which keeps the alumni, friends and people of De Paul well informed as to just what is doing in and around school . . . Arthur J. Schaefer Director John Murphy Assistant Director Work, work, work tlie wliole da ' long 25
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VETERANS ' ADMINISTRATION A helping hand from Uncle Sam . . . The Veterans affairs council, under the adept supervision of Frank J. Owens, coordi- nator, and Geraldine Brandt, assistant co- ordinator, has been exceptionally helpful in assisting incoming applicants in determining their fields of academic interests, their choice of colleges, and in their adjustment to school life . . . Frank ]. Owens Coordinator 27
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