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Marketing Professor Raj Sisodia and John Mackey, founder of Whole Foods, are said to be authoring a book together on the topic of conscious capitalism, highlighting why the most successful companies are also ones who do good for the greater society.
The remarkable story of missionary-turned-linguist Dan Everett, dean of arts and sciences, is reviewed, showcasing his time spent living among the Amazonian Piraha tribe studying their language and cultural patterns.
Director of Sports Information Dick Lipe is highlighted for his statistical analysis on the Boston Celtic's basketball star, Ray Allen.
Bentley's Master of Science in Accountancy is highlighted as a great program for working professionals to simultaneously obtain a graduate degree, making them more desireable in the workplace in the longrun.
Bentley University announces its 2012 Commencement speakers, President and CEO of the Boston Red Sox Larry Lucchino and Chef Ming Tsai.
Dean of Arts and Sciences Daniel Everett is highlighted for his a new book, "Language, the Cultural Tool," and TV documentary about his work studying the foundations of human language through the Piraha tribe in the Amazon.
Economics Professor Scott Sumner argues his own ten-factor alternative to influence the economy.
Economics Professor Scott Sumner is highlighted for his view on the Fed's steady growth on the economy.
Economics Professor and renowned blogger Scott Sumner comments on India's recent economic growth. Also ran in El Diario (Mexico).
Senior Melissa Reohr (@sMelissaReohr) is highlighted for her social media expertise and experience as a "buzz builder" for marketing firm Likeable Media.
