Program achieves high world ranking

By Laura Pelner
Campus Editor

The School of Management's finance program is ranked seventh in the world among all finance departments worldwide, according to a survey from Financial Times.

"We are very pleased," said Richard Cosier, the dean of the School of Management. "We have an outstanding faculty in finance and I think this reflects the high quality research and teaching that they do."

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Amy Mielock spent part of her first weeks at Purdue living in a recycling closet.

"It was really odd," said Mielock, a sophomore in the School of Management. "People would come in to throw their trash away and I would have to say, 'Hey, this is my room.'"

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A woman is sobbing over the break up of a four-year relationship on line one. Line two beeps; it’s a man wanting the phone number of the local United Way office. Later in the shift, a student thinking about running away calls the Teen Line, needing someone to listen.

These are the types of phones calls Angie M., (last names have been omitted for confidentiality reasons) a senior in the School of Liberal Arts, has been receiving for the last three years as a volunteer for the Lafayette Crisis Center.

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