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BusinessWeek April 18, 2005 Nussbaum & Tiplady	Where MBAs Learn The Art Of Blue-Skying French B-school Insead joined with the Art Center College of Design to offer a joint program that teaches the role of creativity in business decisions, how innovation really works, and why design may be as important to corporate management today as Six Sigma was in the '90s.
Entrepreneur April 2005 Mark Henricks	Honor Roll By teaching everything from planning to perseverance, the entrepreneurship programs at the schools in our 3rd Annual Top 100 Colleges and Universities give their students a competitive advantage in the real world.
T.H.E. Journal March 2005 Mark Plovnick	Eberhardt School of Business Graduates to a Higher Degree of Wireless Connectivity The Eberhardt School of Business delivers new educational data, video and voice applications to its classrooms.
BusinessWeek March 14, 2005 Jennifer Merritt	MBA Family Values B-schools find it pays to make students' partners -- and kids -- feel welcome.
BusinessWeek March 14, 2005 Lauren Gard	A Better Fit For Exec Ed A new breed of exec-ed courses is cropping up to better serve managers in search of professional growth. These offerings are shorter and more tailored to the issues facing execs in specific industries.
BusinessWeek March 14, 2005 Lauren Gard	The Break That Enriches Columbia's exec ed head discusses how to pick a quickie course that's right for you.
Fast Company March 2005 Jennifer Vilaga	Humanizing Leaders This six-day course helps executives by giving them time and space to confront larger issues of leadership, innovation, and creativity.
Inc. February 2005 Stephanie Clifford	It's Official: MBAs Are a Bunch of Clowns Improv, that domain of theater students, has become the latest discipline taught at the nation's top business schools. The goal: to improve listening skills, speech delivery, and responsiveness.
Fast Company January 2005 Jennifer Vilaga	The Management Express You want MBA smarts -- but without the MBA commitment. Look no further.
Entrepreneur December 2004 Nichole L. Torres	Big Biz on Campus According to one source, more than 1,500 colleges and universities currently offer some form of entrepreneurship training, compared with the handful of courses available 15 years ago.
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