The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT25) NEW YORK -- Feb. 13, 2001 -- BUSINESS-SCHOOL-RECRUIT -- The Internet craze was nice while it lasted, but in the minds of many business school students, it has ended. Moreover, the economy is slowing, making traditional firms seem more like safe harbors than plodding old economy relics. Recruiters for banks and consulting firms are back in center stage after playing understudy to Internet firms for the last two years. Regina Resnick, director of MBA career services at Columbia University in New York, said, "the recruiters are definitely feeling more confident.'' Resnick in her office at COlumbia University. (Carol Halebian/The New York Times)
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2001-02-13
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