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Once again, for our June issue the Bulletin has selected six members of the MBA Class of 1998 who exemplify what being an HBS student is all about. These are people who have made a difference - both at Soldiers Field and beyond. Whether they've worked to improve the HBS experience for their classmates, created startups despite difficult odds, or fought repression in their homeland, they've each demonstrated the kind of dedication and drive, initiative and leadership that make students and alumni proud to be associated with Harvard Business School. To the six new graduates profiled in these pages, as well as to all of the members of the Class of '98 who are now part of the HBS alumni family, the Bulletin offers its congratulations and a warm welcome.
photography by Webb Chappell
Chai Ling — The Meaning of Freedom
Mark Tatum — Leading Player
Lisa Frankenberg — Making News
John (“Bo”) Kemp — Ideas in Action
Devtosh Khare — Coming Full Circle
José Royo — Technically Overqualified
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