No more ambassadorships or trade missions for successful fundraisers. Individual donors, corporations, unions, and political action committees would all be affected. But talk is cheap. For now, that's the only thing that is in American politics. Building for the Future IT MAY SEEM like only yesterday that the GSB classroom and staff office building opened, but 32 years have left their mark.
Money raised by the class is earmarked for a full-scale student center in a new building.
Well, we can handle that. Our contributing writer Todd Barrett, MBA '95, also did us proud. In Chicago last spring, a group of national business writers and editors, which included journalists from the two rankings rags as well as the Chicago Tribune and the Wall Street Journal, named the GSB student newspaper, the Reporter, best of breed out of seven entries. The person most responsible for the honor claimed a more prestigious prize in June. In his year as editor, Fawer brought the nonprofit newspaper back from a deficit and involved all segments of a diverse student community in its content and production, she noted.