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If you are the CEO of a Fortune 500 company, which colleges would you visit the most in your recruitment of entry-level employees?
it wouldn’t surprise you to hear that most Fortune 500 companies begin their recruiting visits at Harvard, Yale and Stanford, right?
While thoroughly enjoying Marina Keegan’s best-selling book “The Opposite of Loneliness”, Keegan said how miffed and irked she was at Yale to receive a cash incentive from a Wall Street based hedge fund company to attend their second recruiting session in New Haven - you see, these stock managers had taken attendance during their first session at Yale, and Marina Keegan, one of the top students in her class, was a no-show.
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Remembering the sports people we lost in 2020; Taglieri, Stephans, Lewis among those who left a mark
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In the pandemic-ravaged year of 2020, when COVID-19 grabbed the headlines, there were some beloved people in the local sports world who we lost and will never be forgotten.
In August, it felt like time stood still when word that
Lou Taglieri had passed away suddenly at the age of 59. Taglieri was as much Hoboken as Frank Sinatra, as beloved as fresh bread and fresh mozzarella.
It was such a tragic loss that even legendary Super Bowl Most Valuable Player
Eli Manning of the Giants expressed his sadness when Taglieri, the former Hoboken head football coach, passed on. Taglieri had secured JFK Stadium for Manning, then a Hoboken resident, for use for Manning and his teammates during a work stoppage in 2011.