The Ethics of Business Schools

Corporate scandals put spotlight on relationships between professors and companies

By KATHERINE S. MANGAN

Looking relaxed and confident as he leans back in an armchair in his spacious Houston office, Jeffrey K. Skilling gives M.B.A. students a lesson in integrity.

When the Enron Corporation works on a project, customers have nothing to worry about, says the company's then-president....

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