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Reunion 2007 brings record attendance
Alumni return to Evanston for a great weekend filled with learning opportunities and social events

'Excellence has no bounds'
Kellogg thanks its distinguished supporters at annual awards

Putting wealth to work
Portraits of Kellogg values and talents in action
Wendy Nelson '99  •  Gregg Steinhafel '79  •  Ann Drake '84  •  Robin Brooks '79  •  Jim Rose '86  •  Clare Muñana '89  •  David Kohler '92  •  Linda Johnson Rice '87  •  Ellen Gordon  •  Anthony Faillace '94

Just profits
The values that drive ethical leadership

Looking East for a world of business insight
Experiential course brings new global perspectives, research excursions
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A legacy of learning
Professors Stanley Reiter, Morton Kamien and David Messick retire. A look back on their accomplishments, service and lasting influence at Kellogg
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On the cover. Top: Each spring, Kellogg honors a select few alumni and friends, thanking them for their service to the school. In May, Kellogg bestowed its highest awards on (from left, with Dean Dipak C. Jain, center) David Spitulnik '80, Marshall Bouton, Clare Muñana '89, Jain, Robert P. Wayman '69, and Ellis M. Goodman. Bottom: Spring also brought a record-setting number of alumni and guests back to Evanston for Reunion, where they enjoyed a weekend filled with activities — including a barbecue on Deering Meadow.  Photos © Nathan Mandell