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Special Events:

Chicago GSB faculty debate the economic consequences of Bush vs. Kerry
 Monday, Nov. 1

A Special Program featuring Garrison Keillor honoring the opening of the Comer Children’ Hospital
 Wednesday, Nov. 3

Faculty Forum: World-Changing Ideas
 Thursday, Nov. 4

Chicago GSB Celebration
 Friday, Nov. 5

Graduate School of Business Hyde Park Center Dedication
 Saturday, Nov. 6

Chicago GSB Distinguished Speaker Series presents George P. Shultz: “A Changed World”
 Sunday, Nov. 7

For 112 years, the University of Chicago has been a home for world-changing ideas. This fall, an unprecedented confluence of events—including the dedication of the Graduate School of Business Hyde Park Center and the Comer Children’s Hospital—provides us with an extraordinary opportunity to celebrate the wealth of Chicago’s human capital.

World-Changing Ideas: A Forum will be one of the highlights of our celebration—and testimony to the University’s imaginative exercise of inquiry. The Forum brings together internationally renowned Chicago faculty to discuss the ideas that will make the most dramatic impact on medicine, economics, and the metropolis in the next generation.

Moderator
Don Michael Randel
President, The University of Chicago

Panelists
Gary S. Becker
Nobel Prize for Economic Science, 1992
University Professor, Departments of Economics and of Sociology
Professor, Graduate School of Business

Steve A.N. Goldstein
Professor & Chairman, Department of Pediatrics, Pritzker School of Medicine
Physician-in-Chief, Comer Children’s Hospital

Saskia Sassen
Ralph Lewis Professor, Department of Sociology
Centennial Visiting Professor, London School of Economics

 
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Presented by:

Comer Children’s Hospital

Chicago GSB

University of Chicago