The Class of 1928 Northwestern University Syllabus Yearbook
The 1928 Syllabus, Volume XIIII
Published by the Junior Class of Northwestern University 1927
Copyright 1927
Philip H. Erbes, Jr. Editor-In-Chief
Felborn Church, Business Manager
The Wall Street Crash of 1929 was a pivotal event that triggered the Great Depression, a period of severe economic hardship worldwide. Here's a breakdown of key aspects:
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The Crash:
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The crash didn't happen in a single day, but rather unfolded over several days in late October 1929.
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"Black Thursday" (October 24, 1929) saw a massive sell-off of stocks, causing prices to plummet.
- "Black Tuesday" (October 29, 1929) witnessed an even more dramatic drop, with a record number of shares traded
"The Class of 1929 Northwestern University Syllabus Yearbook" is a historical snapshot of the university's student life and culture during the 1927-1928 academic year. Compiled and published by the Junior Class of 1927, this yearbook, volume XIII, documents the activities, achievements, and personalities of the student body, particularly focusing on the graduating class of 1929. It serves as a time capsule, capturing the trends, social events, and academic atmosphere of the era, offering a glimpse into the university's history and the experiences of its students. The yearbook provides a valuable record of the graduating class's journey and their contributions to the Northwestern community during a specific period in the university's development.
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