November
2001
Volume 70,
Number 1
Features
No
Textbook Answers
On front lines of educational reform,
GSB graduates advocate business-inspired solutions to the problems in
America's public schools.
By KARL SCHOENBERGER
Understated
Leadership
Almost every organization has a few "tempered radicals"
who lay the groundwork for slow, yet crucial organizational adaptation
and change.
By DEBRA E. MEYERSON, PhD '89
Departments
ABOUT THIS ISSUE
DEAN'S
COLUMN
SPREADSHEET
What’s Up: News about the GSB and its graduates.
For the Record: MBA Class of 2003
TODAY
The Class of '03 bonds over strikes, spares, and gutter balls.
LEARNING
CURVE
Rebounding from crisis. How a plastics recycling firm survived
an industrial accident.
By JANET ZICH
PEOPLE
People: Hilary Beech, MBA '91
Tom Tusher, MBA '65
MANAGEMENT
Stanford's three Jesuit MBAs are
part of a centuries-old experiment
in engaging the world for God's
greater glory.
By CHERIAN GEORGE
HEALTH
CARE
A proposed remedy for the uninsured.
Americans can have a choice of health
care plans and universal coverage too.
By MEREDITH ALEXANDER
FACULTY
NEWS
FACULTY
PUBLICATIONS
FACULTY
RESEARCH
Virtual prototypes prove to be as
good as the real thing.
Questioning
auditor independence.
Selling violence
to children.
Online disclosures: noise
or news?
NEWSMAKERS
Who's in the news: A roundup of media mentions.
CALENDAR
IN
MEMORIAM
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