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ISC-Symposium
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Author: Erin Fitzgerald
Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2000 00:00
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            Interested in getting a
------>  FREE trip to Switzerland <------
and a chance to meet 800 World Leaders?

Come find out more about the 31st annual ISC-Symposium and how to apply
(there's presently a 1 in 4 chance of winning):

When: Friday, Dec 1; 3:30 - 4:30 PM
Where: Mellon Auditorium (immediately right after entering Posner Hall
main entrance)
Hosted by: Jacquelyn Kung, Executive Coordinator ('02 from Harvard Univ.)
For: EVERYONE!  anyone is eligible

Based in St. Gallen, Switzerland, the International Students Committee
is an entirely student-run organization founded in 1969 to promote
openness and innovation in the international business community.  Its
annual ISC-Symposium, attended by approximately 800 business, political,
and academic leaders, has been a forum for dialogue on the most pressing
issues facing the business community.  Some of the past speakers have
included Romano Prodi, President of the European Commission, Helmut Kohl,
then Chancellor of Germany, John Clarkeson, then CEO of the Boston
Consulting Group, Edwin Artzt, former chairman of Procter & Gamble, and
Partners at Goldman Sachs and McKinsey.

For more info, visit www.isc-symposium.org and come to the information
session THIS Friday (tomorrow!) at 3:30 PM!



       _   _,-~ \               Erin C. Fitzgerald
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\              Carnegie      Junior
  \              Mellon        Electrical & Computer Engineering
    \                      \      Kappa Alpha Theta-- Gamma Theta Chapter
      \            __,-~        2000-2001 Student Body President
        \_,,--~'                 (412) 716-0406
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