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[Title] => There’s still hope in agriculture
[Summary] => A few weeks ago, the new Dean of the Kellogg Graduate School of Management of Northwestern University, Dipak Jain, visited the local alumni association. Being an alumnus of Kellogg, I had the opportunity to listen to a very interesting talk by the first Asian Dean of one of the very top MBA schools in the world. Also in attendance were graduates from the 1950s to the present.
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[Title] => Why Kellogg ranks among the best business schools
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In Business Week’s ranking of the top business schools in the year 2000, the top three are Wharton, Kellogg and Harvard in that order. The rankings are "based on surveys of 247 corporate recruiters and 10,039 students at 82 B-schools worldwide." To the ordinary reader, perhaps Wharton and Harvard would be familiar names. But Kellogg? No, it is not affiliated in any way to the world famous cereal company, although there is some family connection.
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DEAN JAIN
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