MBAs Go Wild, Attack Tyrannosaurus Rex
If you’re discouraged by the financial situation now, just wait until the Kellogg School MBA candidates graduate. Here's an email the classes of '09 and '10 received last week. Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 12:54 PM To: class09and10@kellogg.northwestern.edu Subject: Student Conduct at Social Events Students, During our time at Kellogg, we have many opportunities to strengthen the "Kellogg" brand. Our relationships with one another and the time we spend together, both at Jacobs and away from campus, often provide great benefits to students and the school. Unfortunately, there are also times when students' conduct can have a negative impact on the brand. Since CIM Ball, there have been many rumors about what occurred that evening. KSA would like to provide clarification as well as provide a few reminders: The Field Museum made the decision to shut the bar at CIM Ball down early because of student behavior, NOT because they ran out of alcohol. A few examples of such behavior included: *Students were throwing things at a historic artifact: Sue, the Tyrannosaurus Rex, which The Field Museum purchased for over
