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(August 7, 2006) Deconstructing AACSB Standards: Participants Standard 10 "...The preponderance of the evidence presented at www.usmpride.com indicates that the CoB's evaluation system is secretive and flawed and that the system definitely does not reward the type of activities that support the CoB's stated mission. In as much as is available, all data points to clear and direct violations of AACSB Participants Standard 10."

(August 7, 2006) Deconstructing AACSB Standards: Participants Standard 11 "...The preponderance of the evidence presented at www.usmpride.com indicates that the CoB's evaluation system is secretive and flawed and that the system definitely does not reward the type of activities that support the CoB's stated mission. In as much as is available, all data points to clear and direct violations of AACSB Participants Standard 10."

(August 15, 2006) The Past 30 Years: J. Tom Lindley Meets E. Ray Canterbery "After reading the column posted here the other day about the CoB's hiring of Dr. Ray Canterbery, it appears as though he is being brought into USM for the sole purpose of AACSB re-accreditation public relations. I found the quotes from George Carter, the department chair, very insulting to some of the members of the economics and finance department. At that time I sought to obtain possession of the e-mail from Carter. Shortly after getting it, a similar e-mail from Doty, Dean of the CoB was sent out. I have that one as well. I am pasting these into this file, see below:...".

(July 25, 2006) 31st & Pearl, CoB Salary Soduku "If you have been following usmpride.com reports on gender equity in CoB salaries, you’re as confused as we are with Dean Doty’s vision in this area. It appears to us that he’s managed to create at least as many new issues and salary inversions as he’s turned around since his arrival three years ago...".

(July 26, 2006) 31st & Pearl: BAC Equals BAd Charity "After examining usmpride.com's investigation of the USM Foundation, here's our question: If only 19.5 cents of every dollar that Gene Carlisle donates to the CoB's Business Advisory Council goes to support business students, how many Wendy's franchises would it take to put a business major through school at USM? That question comes from the fact that only $15,000 of the $77,029 raised last year through BAC dues (each member pays $1,250 annually in dues) went to support the academic pursuits of various students in the CoB...".