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Articles in Sept-Oct, 1993 issue of Business Horizons

• Old lies, new truths: demographic realities and economics consequences facing America - how the US work force is changing and why education standards are relevant
  by Ronald T. Crouch
• The spider's web: influences on school performance - external factors that impact students' behavior, study habits, ability to learn and develop their potential - includes bibliography
  by Sandra A. Waddock
• Open communication - importance of effective communication systems in corporations; General Electric Co. and Cypress Semiconductor Corp. case studies
  by D. Keith Denton
• The Unbounded Mind: Breaking the Chains of Traditional Business Thinking. - book reviews
  by Thomas A. Hemphill
• Sowing the seeds of change: the role of business in education
  by Charles E. Becker
• Partners at Lake Washington - PALS, or Partners at Lake Washington Schools program that involves corporate employees in public school curricula
  by Ron Barnes
• Prophets in the Dark: How Xerox Reinvented Itself and Beat Back the Japanese. - book reviews
  by Henry H. Beam
• Business partnerships with families - how business can help to improve educational performance by supporting family involvement in the process
  by Dorothy Rich
• Kids are everybody's business in Hammond, Indiana - Hammond Triad Partnership program that involves business sponsorship of educational programs and services - includes bibliography
  by Thomas C. Knarr
• Deming versus traditional management theorists on goal setting: can both be right? - business quality management advocate, W. Edwards Deming - Editorial
  by Paula PhiLlips Carson
• Reengineering the Corporation: A Manifesto for Business Revolution. - book reviews
  by Henry H. Beam
• Schooling, business, and the new American dream - the crucial link between quality education and economic vitality
  by Phillip C. Schlechty
• Dreaming of the show: rating major-league high schools - importance of treating every high school student as a future member of the US labor force - includes mission statement from Connecticut's Regional School District #6
  by Bob Nolte
• Real world partnerships in Tupelo, Mississippi - business involvement in public schools
  by Bruce Daniels
• Technology and Work in Germany. - book reviews
  by Alfred Diamant
• Accountability, testing, and schools: toward local responsibility and away from change by mandate - the problem with current methods used to analyze educational and student achievement
  by Grant Wiggins
• A day care consortium in Cedar Rapids, Iowa - how one community helped working parents
  by Tom Ecker
• Team building: answering the tough questions - team management as a way of enhancing corporate competitiveness
  by Charles R. Stoner
• The Race Without a Finish Line: America's Quest for Total Quality. - book reviews
  by G. Ronald Gilbert