Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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accounting SOCiety ATED LEFT TO RIGHT' Steve Lava- SE ' nos, Lou Guisti, STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Stewart Silverman, Len Free- man, Steve Reidenberg, SICVC Solomon, E EVENING COLLEGE ACCOUNTING SOCIETY The 1970-71 academic year was one of great change for the Accounting Society. The overall theme was to increase stu- dent participation. By the end of the fall semester, studenl enrollment in the society had increased by more than twenlY five percent, and continued to grow throughout the Spring- More students than ever before took advantage Of The Accounting societies tutoring services. An expansion of thest' services was made in early 1971 so dm Accounting was left unaided. Arrangements were also made for two g f from the Bureau of Internal Revenue, and another from? large manufacturing concern. Both spoke in the earlY Pall 0 the Spring semester. Accounting majors were allowed lnflll tend these lectures instead of attending class, therepy giving the student an opportunity to partake in actual aPPl'Cal'O'lm- these lectures. A relatively new organization, having beem. I tially installed in 1967, the Accounting socieTY of tlggviliiglga College has become one of the most rewarding 3 Textile's campus. that no course offere uest speakers On? 130 Sywillliiff r I I I . '1 I . . I I ' i t - I lili . 4- M The L .Kffmmerican chem fri . 1Ii0i4iSEtl1enl'StS ani ghllghtthe