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College of Business
2005 News
The College
of Business home page offers frequent updates with news from the
college. Archived home page stories for 2005 are listed below in
the left-hand column. When College faculty and staff are mentioned
in other online sources (not included in a news brief), links are
provided in the column on the right. This column also includes articles
or briefs from the university News
Bureau.
Links
were active at the time of posting. Over time, some
links are archived at the source and may only be available to subscribers
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2005
News Briefs
Information Issued by the College of Business
- Hall
Scholarship recipients learn about benefactor, Nov
- Lauder
appointed interim director of MSTax program in Chicago,
Nov
- Shah research cited
in The Financial Times, Sept
- Four
faculty fellows announced, Aug
- Pollet's
working paper cited, June
- Career Services receives
support for enhanced programs, May
- Argarwal cited in
Financial Times, May
- College website wins
campus design award, May
- Finance undergraduate
quoted in New York Times, April
- Student
awards banquet, April
- In Memorium: Donald
Skadden, March
- Louis Chan Honored
as Hoeft Professor, March
- Madhu Viswanathan
publishes book, March
- Ursula Sullivan
comments on Wal-Mart's location-size strategies, Feb
- Jeff Brown shares
the stage with President George Bush in North Dakota and
Montana, Feb
- Pratt quoted in Time
article about making work meaningful, Jan
- Brown's nomination
to SSAB brings media interest (Jan)
- Mahoney book added
to Business and Economic Library, Jan
- Dean Ghosh's letter
to the College of Business about tsunami, Jan
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2005
College in the News
Information About the College
in the Media
- Shares
under $100 appealing to investors (Ikenberry, Fin),
Dec
- Significance
of buy-back announcements (Lakonishok, Ikenberry, Fin),
Nov
- Pros
and cons of temporary help (Broschak, BA) Nov
- How
Bullish are Buybacks?, (Lakonishok, Ikenberry, Fin),
Nov
- Campus
jobs frenzy (BCS), Nov
- Pension
Woes (D'Arcy, Fin), Oct
- Top
10 Myths of Social Security (Brown, Fin), Oct
- Casio
in California to Change Local Character (Kindt, BA),
Oct
- Study
casts shadow on options trading (Pearson and Poteshman,
Finance), Oct
- Temp
workers hard to count and outperform full-time employees
(Broschak, BA), Oct
- A
signal of management confidence (Ikenberry, Fin), Oct
- A
pension timebomb (D'Arcy, Fin) Sept
- New
building to have sustainable features (Sept)
- Lavish
weddings an end unto themselves (Otnes, BA), Aug
- Pension
borrowing at the municipal level (D'Arcy, Fin), Aug
- Can't
find an accountant? (Solomon, Accy), Aug
- Insider
trading: What it tells you (Lakonishok, Fin), Aug
- New
professorship announced (Dean), Aug
- Increased
litigation in Japan (Hoetker, BA), Aug
- Impact
of possible settlement with accounting firm (Solomon,
Accy), August
- The
ones that get away (Sougiannis and Li, Accy), August
- Shifting
risks and rewards (Brown, Fin), July
- Dean
Ghosh cited with peer deans, July
- Social
and political costs of gambling (Kindt, BA), July
- Housing
bubble and FDIC resources (Pennacchi, Fin), June
- Institutional
stocks more likely to have institutional owners (Ikenberry,
Fin), June
- Public
pensions promisesdraining state and local budgets (D'Arcy,
Fin), June
- Stock
split, Google, and Buffett (Ikenberry, Fin), June
- Signing
bonuses, good job prospects greet 2005 grads (Meerdink
and Nichols, BCS), June
- Signing
bonus for new grads (Meerdink, BCS), June
- FDIC
reserves evaluated by Pennacchi (Pennacchi, Finance),
June
- Krug
data in Harvard Business Review included in study (Krug,
BA), May
- Data
compares benefits with private, long-term insurance and
Medicaid (Brown, Finance), May
- Brown
comments on getting people to save for retirement (Brown,
Finance), May
- Brown
quoted about Social Security debate as hearings begin
(Brown, Finance), May
- A
better vehicle for advertising (Wansink, BA), May
- If
you fill it, they will eat. Visual clues guide us (Wansink,
BA), April
- Reliance
on gambling revenue creates shortfalls (Kindt, BA),
April
- His
work is something to chew on (Wansink, BA), April
- Tie
the knot, spend some dollars (Otnes, BA), April
- Buying
back stock: Thank the CEO (Ikenberry, Lakonishok, Fin),
April
- Negotiating
always worth a try (Northcraft, BA), April
- More
travels with Bush in Iowa (Brown, Finance), March
- "The
Wizard of Why" (Wansink, BA), March
- Possible
pitfalls with private Social Security accounts (Brown,
Finance), March
- Looking
into the future at stocks -- but not too far (Pollet,
Finance), March
- Gambling
losing ground? (Kindt, BA), March
- Host
of environmental factors influence our eating (Wansink,
BA), March
- Firms
face risks to computer networks (Solomon, Accountancy),
March
- Jeff
Brown in Kentucky with President Bush (Brown, Finance),
March
- Jeff
Brown in Alabama with President Bush (Brown, Finance),
March
- Jeff
Brown quoted about Social Security reform's impact on young
and disabled, Feb
- Brown
on stage with President in Indiana (Brown, Finance),
March
- SOX
doesn't mandate information security (Solomon, Accy),
Feb
- Benefits
for tomorrow's seniors cut under Social Security overhaul
(Brown, Fin), Jan
- UPI
analysis of the Social Security debate (Brown, Fin),
Jan
- New
York gambling rollback? (Kindt, BA), Jan
- Americans
struggle to save (Brown, Fin), Jan
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