Dividend (Vol. 17, No. 3, September, 1986)

Table of Contents: Not Just a Pipe Dream by Pringle F. Smith p. 4 - Sam Zell and Robert Lurie, both highly successful real estate entrepreneurs, decided to encourage entrepreneurial tendencies in Business School students by initiating a $25,000 prize competition. This article is about what happened next. ; Regina Guzior Becomes First Blind BBA Graduate by Kent Grayson p. 8 - An interview with Regina Guzior, who entered finals last spring with over 300 hours of audio tapes to study. Being blind hasn't stopped her achievements or her determination. "There isn't anything I won't try," she says matter-of-factly. ; Meet Our Alumni Board of Governors p. 10 - When the Business School's Alumni Board of Governors met in the spring, Dividend was there to take pictures. ; McCracken "Retires" p. 14 - On May 31, 1986, Paul McCracken retired from active faculty status. Less than a month later, he became interim president of the American Enterprise Institute in Washington, D.C. So much for retirement. ; Global Blue! (Continued) p. 17 - The Global Blue! network continues to expand. Consider it important! Keep in touch! ; Global Blue! Regional Representatives p. 18 - The Early Days by D. Maynard Phelps ; p. 19 - D. Maynard Phelps joined our faculty after graduation from the Business School in 1926. Here he writes about education for business administration at the U-M from 1901 to 1926, and tells us a little about the class of 1926. ; Faculty News Notes p. 22 - The Executive Residence: A Pictorial Tour ; p. 24 The completion of the Executive Residence represents the final phase of the School's $15 million building campaign. And what a beautiful and comfortable building it is! ; Among Ourselves p. 30 ; Class Notes p. 37 ; About the Cover, This dramatic photograph of the Executive Residence at twilight was taken by-Philip T. Dattilo. <http://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/50743>

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