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Crain’s Chicago Business

Mixing it up – 11/16/09
The article profiles a special talk by four-star chef Graham Bowles Elliot to Kellogg students. The event was organized by Lecturer of Marketing Andrew Razeghi.

Financial Times (MBA blog)

Go Wildcats! – 11/16/09
In the Financial Times’ MBA blog, One-Year MBA student Nathaniel Lang writes about American college football.

Market News International

Morning FI Analysis: EGBs Steady Ahead of Fed, ECB Speakers – 11/16/09
The article profiles a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

MarketWatch.com

Fed official sees no asset bubbles now – 11/16/09
The article highlights a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

Reuters (also appeared on WashingtonPost.com)

Fed's Kohn says sees no bubbles building in U.S. – 11/16/09
The article profiles a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

The Daily Northwestern

Vice Chairman of Fed Donald Kohn addresses financial crisis – 11/16/09
The article profiles a speech delivered by Vice Chairman of the Federal Reserve Donald Kohn as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

Wall Street Journal

Dollar could see minor strength – 11/16/09
The article mentions Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Donald Kohn’s speech as part of the Kellogg Distinguished Lecture Series.

WMBR-FM

The Boston City Council Election: Diversity and Communication – 11/15/09
Visiting Assistant Professor of Management & Organizations Evan Apfelbaum comments on strategies people use when discussing race in regard to a Boston City Council election. Listen to the interview.

National Real Estate Investor

Doubling Down on Green – 11/13/09
From the article: Recognition of the importance of green among survey respondents has also grown dramatically. More than six out of 10 developers (66%) report that green design is important or extremely important, up from 51% in 2007, while 65% of corporate respondents report that green design is important or extremely important, up from 46% in 2007. For the second straight year, Denise Akason, a lecturer and assistant director in the real estate management program at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University in Chicago, has used this survey as part of her course materials for a class, Sustainable Real Estate Development. The course introduces graduate students to various commercial real estate green concepts, ranging from government incentives and standards such as LEED to the marketing of environmentally friendly projects.

Newsweek (Nurture Shock blog)

Why Teens Care So Much About Clothes – 11/11/09
From the article: However, amid all this sameness, culture extols the adolescent who is an individual ─ better yet, a leader of his peers. Yet we give adolescents so few outlets to actually express themselves and allow them to find a place in the social hierarchy. The result being that the slightest differences ─ like a brand of jeans ─ become invested with an incredible amount of significance. As Northwestern University's Adam Galinsky explained: “Maybe clothes matter because, at that age, you're unsure of status. And there may not be much else for them to base status on.”

The Mint

IPO auctions haven’t taken off elsewhere – 11/11/09
The article highlights research on failing IPOs auctions, co-authored by Chicago Mercantile Exchange/John F. Sandner Professor of Finance Ravi Jagannathan.

Boston Globe

Same-sex couples make a statement through arts philanthropy – 11/10/09
Lecturer of Social Enterprise Liz Livingston Howard comments on the rise of gay philanthropy among non-profit organizations.

ScienceNOW Daily News (also appeared in the Los Angeles Times and Discover Magazine)

Bad Decisions May Be Contagious – 11/10/09
A profile of research on the influence of third party decision makers, co-authored by Morris and Alice Kaplan Professor of Ethics and Decision in Management Adam Galinsky and Lecturer of Management & Organizations Brian Gunia. The study will appear in a forthcoming edition of the Journal of Experiential Social Psychology.

Wall Street Journal

Getting Back to School – 11/10/09
Senior Associate Director of Admissions Jennifer Hayes comments on the MBA application submission and deadlines.

Crain’s Chicago Business

Five ways to hit the reset button – 11/09/09
From the article: "Once entrepreneurs are in the throes of trying to survive, they forget to think like entrepreneurs," says James Shein, a clinical professor of management and strategy at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management. "That's why turnaround experts are so good. They bring in fresh eyes."

Crain’s Chicago Business

New drinks in Gatorade’s playbook – 11/09/09
Clinical Professor of Marketing Tim Calkins comments on Gatorade’s marketing and rebranding strategy.

Handelsblatt (Germany)

Testosteron und Finanzen – 11/09/09
A reprint of Kellogg Insight article, “The Biochemistry of Financial Risk,” based on research by Professor of Finance Paola Sapienza.

Handelsblatt (Germany)

Selbstkontrolle im Job – 11/09/09
A reprint of Kellogg Insight article, “Beware the Siren’s Song,” based on research by Assistant Professor of Management & Organizations Loran Nordgren.

Financial Times (MBA blog)

Business school meets business real – 11/08/09
In the Financial Times’ MBA blog, One-Year MBA student Nathaniel Lang writes about his experiential learning class Buyout Lab where he works at a private equity firm for 10 weeks.

Chicago Sun-Times

Property tax reforms needed: clarity, relief – 11/07/09
Professor of Management and Strategy Therese J. McGuire writes about the rise of property taxes in Chicago.

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