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- Donham argues that the lack of a campus makes it "peculiarly difficult to knit the men into a coordinated social unit."
- Tuition increases from $250 to $400 to close deficit and limit numbers: the first time a Harvard graduate school charged more than the College
- Boston merchant Louis E. Kirstein joins HBS Visiting Committee; remains on it until his death in 1942
- Bureau of Business Research undertakes case collection
- Donham argues that ACSB should focus on "method," rather than content, of business education
- Faculty considers how to train new teachers to respond to growth
- HBS admits 35 men mid-year to help balance budget
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