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- Harvard Corporation approves Dean Donham's plan for a combined HBS, Chemistry, and Fine Arts fundraising campaign, including $5 million to build an HBS campus in Allston.
- Two-thirds of HBS courses are taught by case method
- Desk circulation in library reaches 100,000/year (180 per student)
- Donham approaches Bishop William Lawrence for fundraising help
- Donham pleads for dorms to "leaven the lump and to emphasize the human side of our training"
- Donham writes that HBS's goal is to give students a "basis for sane thought and independent thought"
- HBR editor visits Europe in search of contributions from economists, businessmen, and publicists
- Harvard Business Reports series is conceived to codify business precedents and principles
- Six-sevenths of HBS's income is tuition
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