The Ivy League classes of 2012
arrived on campuses in fall of 2008, just as the world economy was
plunging into a Wall Street-driven freefall. Many were glad they
weren’t out facing a nasty job market. But they worried about the
future. They networked earlier. They fretted over internships.
Their
senior year started with the launch of the Occupy movement, which
raised a collective fist at the financiers whose casino games wrecked
the economy. A few students from elite colleges even joined the protest.
Back in November, some Harvard students interrupted a Goldman Sachs recruiting event hosted by the Office of Career Services.
But
now the show is over, and it’s time to don the caps and gowns. Will
students be any less likely to flock to Wall Street this year? READ MORE
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