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Crummer Graduate School Executive-in-Residence Sees "The Future of Less" in New Book (Centre Daily Times)
The Rollins MBA at the Crummer Graduate School of Business, the number one graduate business program in Florida, is pleased to announce that its executive-in-residence, Allen H. Kupetz, has released a new book on the near-future of the 21st century economy. The Future of Less, published by Emerald Books, examines society's continued evolution into an increasingly wireless, paperless, and ...
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Book for superintendents (Odessa American)
A new education professor at UTPB names superintendents' vocation as the "steward of the schools' vision" in her book, "Superintendent Leadership." Elaine Wilmore joined UTPB's education department in January.
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Publisher withdraws book after Muslim protests (The Washington Times)
A Serbian publisher says it has withdrawn a controversial book by American writer Sherry Jones because of protests from the local Islamic community.
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Bay Area Author Documents Tragedies of Alcohol Abuse With Humor In New Book (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Bill Belew is an educator and journalist who writes and teaches what he knows. A husband and father of three children, Belew is author of the new book, "Gee, I Wish I Had Been Drinking At The Time." Sub-titled, "101 Reasons Why You Never Hear Those Words," Belew has compiled 101 vignettes detailing bizarre, tragic and real stories that have occurred because of alcohol indulgence.
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New Book Further Supports Controversial Theory of 'Man the Hunted' (Newswise)
Despite popular theories to the contrary, early humans evolved not as aggressive hunters, but as prey of many predators. "Humans are no more born to be hunters than to be gardeners," argues Robert W. Sussman, Ph.D., professor of anthropology at Washington University in St. Louis, in the newly-updated version of the controversial book "Man the Hunted: Primates, Predators and Human Evolution."
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Book store owner is arrested (Portsmouth Herald)
PORTSMOUTH and#8212; The owner of a Route 1 book store and#8212; known for his $5 browsing fees and being the subject of police calls and#8212; was arrested Monday on a charge alleging he wrote a bad check for a season of snow plowing services.
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Security expert: DNS attacks are happening (CNET)
IOActive researcher Dan Kaminsky says people are looking for unpatched DNS systems and some attacks are due to a fatal vulnerability with the DNS Web address lookup system.
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Rights Groups In Uganda Call On Country To Pass Legislation To Curb Violence Against Women, Address HIV/AIDS Issues (Medical News Today)
Human rights groups in Uganda recently called on the government to pass a bill aimed at addressing domestic violence against women that often results from issues related to HIV/AIDS, Uganda's New Vision reports.
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How Entrepreneurship, Globalization, Borderless Business Reshape China, World: new book (cmi santiago)
Is a Chinese century arriving sooner? How about India? Which nation will lead in wealth, finance, manufacturing, investment, hightech and education as well as politics and leadership? Get great insights from a timely book.
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NEWFANE: Book stirs discussion at school board meeting (Lockport Union-Sun & Journal)
A book that contains some controversial material has some Newfane residents upset.
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