Spring Break
The HBS experience will be harmed if the Administration bans important student events from the only suitable on-campus venue. (1) comment
Delta Air Lines Chief Operating Officer Jim Whitehurst (HBS '94) spoke to over 60 MBA and AMP students on March 28th at Spangler Auditorium to discuss his view on the airline industry and Delta's rapid turnaround from bankruptcy. The event was sponsored by the Hospitality & Travel Industry Club (0) comments
Renowned investor Peter Lynch will be speaking at HBS about a topic to which he is very dedicated but is seldom asked to discuss-his focus on philanthropy. For the past 17 years he has served on multiple charitable boards and as Chairman of the Inner-City Scholarship Fund for which he has raised over $65M to fund partial scholarships for inner-city Boston youth. (0) comments
The debate team has had a strong year thanks to a win over Yale last term and several successful debates on campus. Topics have ranged from green issues to asking whether greed was good. But how is debating different from just an everyday classroom discussion? "Debating is quite a formal process," Michael Walsh explains. (0) comments
Last week, the Class Day Committee announced that Kenneth I. Chenault will give the keynote address to graduates, friends and families at Class Day on June 6, 2007. Mr. Chenault ranked as a top candidate for keynote speaker in a class-wide poll conducted last spring by the Class Day Committee. (0) comments
Being a health conscious business school student, you make a New Year's resolution to drink more water. In your effort to reach the impossible goal heralded by doctors and health experts alike of drinking 8-10 glasses per day, you begin to purchase bottled water. (3) comments
BOSTON, March 30, 2007 - Harvard Business School Professor Emeritus James L. McKenney, an expert in management information systems and the use of computer systems for teaching management, died on Wednesday, March 28, at the Belmont Manor Nursing Home in Belmont, Mass. (0) comments
