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...building in San Francisco,” Chen says of his summer at an architecture firm between high school and college, “when the client said, ‘I don’t like your design, I’m going to switch over to another firm??. Just like that. That’s what drove me to be on the owner’s side.” Money talks, as the class of 1967 discovered (see sidebar), and for most careers, whoever controls the money controls the project to be accomplished. Chen connects...
...year 100-hour program. The company promises pleasing results: 75 percent of its clients go on to attend Ivy League colleges. Ivywise provides a slew of standard services like scheduling students’ testing dates and summer programs and editing admissions essays. But some of the firm??s offerings are a bit unsettling: One Ivywise package promises to “identify the student’s passions and interests.” A teenager, we gather, couldn’t possibly figure out his interests on his own. At least, he couldn’t possibly pinpoint...
...internship gave her a sense of security, she said, adding that when the mortgage crisis hit while she was interning over the summer, she was concerned it could affect her firm??s ability to extend full-time offers...
...according to Lakshmi Iyer, who is also an assistant professor of Business Administration, recent events—such as the scandals surrounding Enron and the Arthur Andersen accounting firm??indicate that bad publicity isn’t a sufficient deterrent from corruption...
...statement released Monday by Citadel, President and CEO Kenneth C. Griffin ’89 said that his firm??s acquisition of Sowood underscores its strength even in times when other funds are also suffering from the poor credit market...