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Volume 62 Issue 9 |
Resignations at The ExchangeJeffrey Gamss, Co-Editor-in-Chief and Mitchell Rich, Managing Editor, of The Exchange, the official student periodical of the Sy Syms School of Business have both resigned effective as soon as successors for their respective positions can be found. This is the latest development in a string of setbacks that have beleaguered the business publication over the course of this academic year.Arts FestivalThe Second Annual Yeshiva College Arts Festival, arranged by YC Dean Norman Adler and students Harold Willig and Yonaton Kagonoff, took place the last week in February, with a series of events that were open for both faculty and students. According to\ the administration, the aim of the festival was to stress the importance of students exercising intellectual and artistic talents outside the classroom.Search for the Academic VPWhat do you do when a supposedly vital and influential corporate position becomes suddenly vacant, leaving no apparent successor or deputy to inherit the throne and its duties and responsibilities? This is the urgent question facing Yeshiva University following the resignation of Dr. William Schwartz, Vice-President for Academic Affairs.Other News Stories: |