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August 2005

Features
Carie Lemack's War on Terror
Traumatized by the murder of her mother, Carie Lemack organized other victims families to thwart terrorism. [Details]

Global Health Care Realities
As health threats mount in the developing world, skilled managers are proving to be as vital as doctors. [Details]

Ethics
Cheating has “gone mainstream” because it is tolerated and even rewarded in today’s win-at-all-costs society. [Details]

Ask A Professor
GSB professors give guidance on the purpose of long-term bonds, hiring overqualified applicants, and risk management. [Details]

Management
Hierarchies can be inefficient, but they are also necessary.  [Details]

Stanford Business, August 2005 cover
August cover
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Robert Holmgren

James Van Horne
Professors Saloner and Mendelson discuss how they integrated electronic business and commerce into the curriculum. [Details]
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Saul Bromberger/
Sandra Hoover


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Trickle-Up Economics
Alumni donors and investors are trying to raise millions of people out of poverty in the underdeveloped world through small loans. What methods of microfinance work best?

 

A Sterling Reunion
Checking into the dorm after 25 years, classmates find ideal conditions to reconnect, reflect, and head home recharged. [Details]

Cold Calling Van Horne
It doesn't matter where you sit in Professor Van Horne's classroom; you eventually will get cold called. Four alums ask the questions this time around and get some candid responses. [Details]

Alumni Authors
° The Accidental Spy, by Klaus Schmidt, MBA '53 [Details]
° The Business of words, by Victoria Chang, MBA '98 [Details]
° Recently Published Books [Details]

The Business School & Its Graduates
Spreadsheet: What's Up You Climb, Girl
Alumnae, students, and staff run with their skis to finance after-school programs for girls.

Filing System for Microjunk Mess
Alumnus David Arfin dreams up ways to sort and store cell phone messages and other micro content clutter.

 
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Chris Hougie, MBA '76 Addressing Electronic Business, Phase Two Who's in the News: A Roundup of Media Mentions