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Student Standouts achieve real-world honors

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Kellogg students took top honors in the 2005 Dell-Microsoft Marketing Case Competition. The students won by applying their business-school knowledge to a real-world marketing challenge. From left: Natalie Prutsky, Ramon L. Rodriguez, Marina De La Torre and Shalini Bhatia, all '06

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The Siebel Scholars program was established to recognize the most talented students at the world's leading graduate schools of business and computer science. Again this year, Kellogg School students have earned this distinction. With Senior Associate Dean Robert Korajczyk (left) are Siebel Scholars Chris Fosdick, Gaurav Wadhwa, Lisa Slouffman, Mya Wilkins and Luca Torre, all '06.