Chicago Booth Magazine Archive

Spring 2009
Cover Story: A Revolution in Marketing
From developing strategy to measuring data-rich results, Chicago Booth's longtime approach to marketing is rising in prominence. No data from Nielsen is putting the school at the forefront of the field.

Winter 2009
Cover Story: David Booth, '71, Makes History
Introducing the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. An unprecedented gift brings a new name — and a new momentum.

Summer/Fall 2008
Cover Story: 2008 Distinguished Alumni Awards
How four Booth alumni expanded health care, created new industries, mastered both investment and commercial banking, and turned red ink to black to win the 2008 Distinguished Alumni Awards.

Spring 2008
Cover Story: Citizenship for Sale?
What if the United States began charging $50,000 a person for the legal right to immigrate?

Winter 2008
Cover Story: Behind the Bling:The truth about sterotypes on spending
Why blacks and Hispanics spend 30 percent more than whites on clothing, cars, and jewelry, according to research by Erik Hurst and Kerwin Charles.

Summer/Fall 2007
Who is Craig Nakagawa? Why you should care about him and the other 2007 Distinguished Alumni.

Spring 2007
With a grant from the Templeton Foundation to the Center for Decision Research, the next generation of behaviorist faculty goes beyond conventional research topics to study "the good life."

Winter 2007
Cover Story The Cost of War: At What Price, War? Or, for that matter, At What Price, Peace?
How much will the ongoing conflict in Iraq cost U.S. taxpayers? Less than an indefinite policy of containment, according to research by professors Steven Davis, Kevin Murphy, and Robert Topel. Plus: Austan Goolsbee on rebuilding the Middle East.

Summer/Fall 2006
Cover Story A Winning Approach: The 2006 Distinguished Alumni Awards
Distinguished Corporate Alumni Award: John Edwardson, 72 ; Distinguished Entrepreneurial Alumni Award: Jaithirth (Jerry) Rao, 81 ; Distinguished Young Alumni Award: Julie Roehm, 95 ; Distinguished Public Service/Public Sector Award: David Vitale, 76 .

Spring 2006
Cover Story New Venture Challenge: The Competitive Edge
When Chicago Booth students competed in the Edward L. Kaplan New Venture Challenge in May, it marked the 10th year for the annual business plan competition, which has launched 25 new companies that have drawn more than $50 million in funding.

Winter 2006
Cover Story The Economist Next Door
Professor Kevin Murphy , winner of a 2005 MacArthur "genius grant," talks about research, teaching, and life in the suburbs.

Fall 2005
Cover Story Excellence Around the Globe: The 2005 Distinguished Alumni Awards
Kateryna Yushchenko, 86 , Distinguished Public Service/Public Sector Alumni Award
Thomas Ricketts, 93 , Distinguished Young Alumni Achievement Award
Kathryn Gould, 78 , Distinguished Entrepreneurial Alumni Award
Jaime Chico Pardo, 74 , Distinguished Corporate Alumni Award

Spring/Summer 2005
Cover Story The State of Investment Banking
Three Wall Street leaders weigh in on the industry.
Brady Dougan, AB '81, MBA '82
Thomas Kalaris, '78
Warren Spector, '83

Winter 2005
Cover Story A Successful Approach: The 2004 Distinguished Alumni Awards
They took different paths to the top, but each 2OO4 Distinguished Alumni Award winner achieved the kind of success that is a hallmark of Chicago Booth.

Summer/Fall 2004
Cover Story Chicago Booth Hyde Park Center Realized
Take a look at the new 415,000-square-foot center, which opened on time for the 2004-5 academic year.

Spring 2004
Cover Story In God We Trust
Research by professor Luigi Zingales takes a new look at the link between religious beliefs and economics to help explain why some countries prosper while others struggle.

Winter 2004
Cover Story 2003Distinguished Alumni Awards
The 2003 DAA winners—including the recipient of a new award for young alumni—come from diverse corners of the business world, illustrating the depth and breadth of Chicago Booth.

Summer/Fall2003
Cover Story WhyJamal Can't Get a Job
Employers discriminate againstjob applicants with African American-sounding names, accordingto research by professor Marianne Bertrand.

Spring2003
Cover Story GoingPublic
Life changed in a New Yorkminute for Andy Alper, A.B. '80, M.B.A. '81 , when he leftGoldman Sachs to head up the city's Economic Development Corporation.

Winter2003
Cover Story 2002 Distinguished Alumni Awards
Being successful in the food industry can take many forms—bringingan ethnic product from a neighborhood restaurant to nationwidechains, finding the perfect blend of household brands to sweepthe market, and turning a vending business into America's largestconcession company. The winners of this year's Distinguished AlumniAwards have taken different paths in the same field with outstandingresults.

Summer/Fall2002
Cover Story A Winning Venture
A gift from Michael P. Polsky, '87, gives entrepreneurshipa boost at the GSB, where students turn classroom projects intoactual companies year after year.

Spring2002
Cover Story Building Equity
More than 500 peopleturned out May 18 to see the first spade of dirt turned at 5807South Woodlawn Avenue. Thats the site where a 415,000-squarefootstructure will house the GSBs Hyde Park facilities under oneroof for the first time in more than fifty years.

Winter2002
Cover Story What's Next?
The Economic Effects of September 11
Was October too soon to predict the economic fallout from September11? Not for three University of Chicago professors who venturedto estimate the damage done by the terrorist attacks and predictthe rate of recovery at a time when Alan Greenspan was still silent.

Fall2001
Cover Story 2001 Distinguished Alumni Awards Chicago Booth annually presents its Distinguished Alumni Awards,recognizing outstanding contributions to the corporate, entrepreneurial,and public service arenas.

Summer2001
Cover Story From Wall Street to Washington A self-proclaimed progressive, the former head of Goldman Sachsadopts a senatorial style of giving.

Winter-Spring2001
Cover Story The Legacy of Retiring Dean Robert S. Hamada In the eight years Robert S. Hamada has served as dean of ChicagoGSB, the school expanded into Europe and Asia, gained two Nobellaureates, and launched a $175 million, five-year comprehensivecampaign. As he retires, his colleagues recall his achievements.

Fall2000
Cover Story Recognizing Achievement ChicagoGSB alumni are world leaders in business. Each year, the GSB honorsthe outstanding achievements of alumni in the corporate, entrepreneurial,and public service sectors with the Distinguished Alumni Awards.

Summer2000
Cover Story Merton Miller: A Giant of Modern Finance Miller’s colleagues, friends, and former students recallthe man and his lifetime of achievements.

Spring2000
Cover Story MakingHistory In March the school kicked off a five-year capital campaign that includesplans for an integrated GSB campus that will bring classrooms,faculty offices, research space, and GSB support services underone roof for the first time.

Winter2000
Cover Story Redefining Retirement Work--paidand volunteer--plays a prominent role in the lives of six alumniwho have no intention of slowing down.

Fall1999
Cover Story 1999 Distinguished Alumni Awards Chicago alumni are world leaders in business. They set and redefinecorporate strategies, envision and excute bold new ventures, andprovide tireless service to the public through government andnonprofit entities.

Summer1999
Cover Story The Business of Faith Alumni pursuing religious vocations encounter many of the samechallenges as their secular counterparts.

Spring1999
Cover Story Singapore--Alumni Encourage Establishment of Asian Campus With the support of alumni, Chicago established a new GraduateSchool of Business campus in Singapore to teach an internationalexecutive M.B.A. program.

Winter1999
Cover Story What’s Next? Will There Be Cities in the Virtual World? Will improved telecommunications technology make cities, and spaceitself, obsolete?

Summer1998
Cover Story Navigating Growth Startinga business is tough, but growing a business can be tougher. Onceyour good idea has taken off, how do you determine how fast youcan expand your business?

Spring1998
Feature Adams Scores Some Home Runs Running nine new technology start-ups taught Robert V. Adams thatventures are a whole new ball game.

Fall1997
Feature Wadsworth Aims to Get China Right China is the biggest, most potentially explosive emerging marketin the world, and Jack Wadsworth is in prime position to takeadvantage of it.