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(September 14, 2006) CoB Profit/Loss Sheet "The data and analysis below come from the information contained in the well-known USM Net Contribution Spreadsheet (available at USMPRIDE). Consider the table below, which presents the 20 Least Profitable CoB Faculty:...".

(September 16, 2006) usmpride.com News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DEVELOPING STORY HATTIESBURG --- It is being reported to usmpride.com that Ray Canterbery, the CoB's new "Scholar-in-Residence," is no longer affiliated with USM. CoB administrators are saying that Canterbery has an unnamed illness that has prevented him from serving in the CoB during the 2006-07 academic year.

(September 17, 2006) SEDONA Files "� Investigators at usmpride.com thought it might be interesting to go through the SEDONA files and determine which, if any, CoB faculty listed (i) SEDONA training, (ii) Smart Sympodium training, or (iii) Hitachi/Starboard training in the Faculty Development section (or other relevant section) of the SEDONA vita template. Such an exercise could provide a window into the Tier IV mindset. The table below contains what was discovered.".

(September 17, 2006) Special Report More CoB Textbook Shenanigans? An Investigative Series on the Use of the CoB for Personal Gain "A previous report at usmpride.com examined the textbook/ancillary endeavors of Barry and Laurie Babin, both professors of marketing. Given the response to that report, this report looks further into the CoB's textbook associations. Here we examine Charles Sawyer's textbook operation. Charles Sawyer is one of two authors of International Economics 2e, published by Prentice Hall. That book is currently priced at $135.20 (new) at USM's Barnes & Noble Bookstore. This Fall (2006), there are four sections of ECO 336 (International Economics) offered at the Hattiesburg campus. The instructors of these four sections, along with their textbook selections, are listed in the table below:...".

(September 26, 2006) Is the Association for Global Business Really An Academic Organization? "The Association for Global Business’ Annual Meeting will be held on November 16-18, 2006 in Newport Beach, California. Individuals interested in participating were given guidance vis-à-vis the association’s website. Included in this guidance was the following statement...".