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I hadn't thought of that, so I'll take it down, as best I can.
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Re: Cornell AJF Callbacks
If firms saw this it could conceivably reflect poorly on Cornell. This should probably remain confidential. Also, firms do call-backs in waves, so just because you aren't in the first wave, doesn't mean you struck out. Therefore, all a list like this can do is lower your self-esteem and reflect poorly on Cornell. Just my two cents.
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