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Table of Contents: p. 2 - An Uneasy (but Productive) Alliance The first Nathan lecture described a collaboration between McDonald's and the Environmental Defense Fund that's breaking important new ground. ; p. 5 - Selling Apple Pie in Japan, The topic at this year's Japan Conference was how to sell American products in Japan. ; p. 6 - About Moxie, Vision and Hope Focus: HOPE has become a potent influence toward building a just society in Detroit. This year, its founders won our Business Leadership award. ; p. 9 Here Come the City Clubs, The initiative to start active City Clubs for Business School alumni is off to a good start. ; p. 10 Change or Die, Professor Noel Tichy poses some interesting questions in his new book, Control Your Destiny or Someone Else Will. ' p. 12 - Seven-Week "Cycle Time " Gives Innovation a Push, Before the seven-week option was initiated by the School, there were 72 elective classes that could be chosen by MBAs; now there are 113. ; p. 14 - Three for the Money (and for the Fun) The story of three entrepreneurial ventures started by Business School students or alumni. ; p. 18 - Egg Drop One of the lively tasks handed out in our Executive Skills Workshop on teamwork led to much enjoyment and even hilarity. ; p. 20 - The Dimensions of Mentoring The first annual spring forum covered a wide range of topics of interest to w'omen in business. A particular focus was mentoring. ; p. 23 - Good News for Business Reporting, The Knight Journalism Fellowship in Business/ Economics allows mid-career professionals to broaden and deepen their knowledge of business. ; p. 24 - Davidson Institute Launches New Partnership Programs ; p. 25 Among Ourselves ; p. 34 Class Notes ; p. 40 - Last Word Dinner with the Dean sells for $925. <http://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/50763>

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