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1913
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1910s
Also in 1913:
Harvard Corporation extends HBS's authorization indefinitely, and the School gains administrative autonomy from the Department of Economics.
Bureau of Business Research (BBR) issues first bulletin (on shoe retailing); defines a uniform system of accounting; more than 10,000 copies distributed
2nd-year population jumps from 11 to 32
By Corporation vote, scholarships abolished in favor of loans (03.10.13; $1,425 loaned out to students)
HBS runs a $15,000/year annual deficit; must be made up by gifts
More than 600 shoe stores cooperate with BBR's five field agents
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Timeline: 1913
Business Policy extended to full-year course
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