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Tuck & Tucker: The Origin of the Graduate Business School Condition:Good la vie continuait: pour BonnyA simple idea giving broadly educated students the education needed for a career in business leadership formed the origin of the MBA degree. The values Dartmouth president William Jewett Tucker and Mr. Edward Tuck articulated over one hundred years ago led to the creation of the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration in 1900 and remain at the heart of the school's efforts today. The needed education, then as now, must be an immersion in business