Where were you at 22?  NBA MVP award for Bulls' Rose is one for
the ages  May 03, 2011|By Becky Schlikerman, Tribune reporter
• NBA legend Michael Jordan in 1985. NBA legend Michael Jordan
in 1985. (Chicago Tribune file photo)     "At that age, people
are more open to change, they're open to new people, they're
open to new things," Dunn said. "You have an energy for life.
Twenty-two is sort of the high point of being unsettled. You can
do anything."  Here's a look at where some newsmakers were when
they were 22:  Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel: Graduated from New
York's Sarah Lawrence College in 1981 and began his career in
politics and public service working for Illinois Public Action,
a consumer rights organization.  Michael Jordan: Was chosen
rookie of the year in 1985 and led the NBA in points his first
professional season.  President Barack Obama: Went to work in
January 1984 at Business International Corp., where he
researched and wrote articles for multinational corporations. He
began to work there after g