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October 24, 2006) Special Report How Many Decades Equals "Established?" An Investigation into Course Scheduling in the CoB "This Special Report examines the spring 2007 teaching schedule in the EFIB. Sources tell usmpride.com that EFIB Chair George Carter provided soft schedules to the newly hired economists because they "are not established in the profession yet." This report looks at the spring 2007 teaching schedule of one of the two new hires in economics, Akbar Marvasti. Marvasti's spring 2007 schedule is presented below:...".

October 25, 2006) Special Report “No Overload for You!” An Investigation into Course Scheduling in the CoB "This Special Report examines the 2006-07 teaching schedules in the EFIB. Below you will find the spring 2007 teaching schedule that EFIB Chair George Carter assigned to himself:...".

October 27, 2006) Special Report Carter Reveille A Look at Teaching Schedules as a Tool in Carter’s ‘Punishments & Rewards’ Ethics Model "This Special Report examines what usmpride.com investigators have uncovered thus far with regard to EFIB Chair George Carter’s scheduling practices. Below we summarize a number of recent submissions to usmpride.com that deal with Carter’s teaching assignments...".

(October 28, 2006) 31st & Pearl Carter's Misguided Views "Recent reports at usmpride.com have completely razed EFIB Chair George Carter's explanation of how the spring 2007 teaching schedules in the EFIB were constructed. In one way or another, person after person in the EFIB was given preferential scheduling treatment so that Carter could wage war on various other EFIB faculty members. It's instructive that BA 301-]level analysis buried Carter's "balancing" explanation. Again, what does Carter teach?...".

(November 1, 2006) The Curious Case of the Missing Economics Line Or, Anatomy of An Administrative Deal "It starts, of all places, at USMGC. In May 2006, newly promoted Associate Professor of Economics David Sharpe resigns from USM to take an industry job. This is a crippling blow to the economics fiefdom carefully constructed over fifty years by the likes of Joseph Greene, Ty Black, George Carter, Charles Sawyer, and Farhang Niroomand. Having just lost Assistant Professors Sunny Wong and Melody Lo from the Hattiesburg faculty, Sharpe’s departure leaves economics short 3 members overall. Lo and Wong’s departures were expected, however, and Sawyer and Carter were able to make two hires – Akbar Marvasti and Sami Dakhlia – but were denied the opportunity to hire a replacement for Sharpe, even on a Visiting basis...".