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I’m not sure if this actually means anything, but it’s nice to see Chicago Graduate School of Business ranked higher than Harvard, Stanford, Wharton, and Dartmouth for once.
On a related note, I looked through some Christmas cards the other day and found one from Chicago that said this:
Dear Pete,
From the bastion of cold hard facts, we wish you a warm holidays.
Sincerely,
The Place Where Fun Comes to Die, The University of Chicago
Nice.
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