To echo Willy Stone: a business school does not require much overhead. $600 million provides more than ample funds to establish a charitable organization for impoverished families, run by the business students. This would bring them into contact with those who struggle to survive. They could mentor younger individuals whose promise would otherwise likely be wasted, with all the consequences that entails. In the process the students could be taught and see for themselves the basics of public health. In terms of education this would not be a one-way street. It would be a reform of business schools worth celebrating and emulating.

To echo Willy Stone: a business school does not require much overhead. $600 million provides more than ample funds to establish a charitable organization for impoverished families, run by the business students. This would bring them into contact with those who struggle to survive. They could mentor younger individuals whose promise would otherwise likely be wasted, with all the consequences that entails. In the process the students could be taught and see for themselves the basics of public health. In terms of education this would not be a one-way street. It would be a reform of business schools worth celebrating and emulating.

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