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 | Scenes of Cornell University: The School of Industrial and Labor Relations -It began amid the labor disputes and unrest of the 1940s. Then New York Governor Thomas E. Dewey requested that Cornell establish the school to train students in understanding the relationship between labor and management. Many students use their ILR School training as a springboard to positions in business and industry, or pursue graduate study in fields as diverse as law, economics, psychology, and business. click to open  |
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