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New York Times, Jan 03, 2009

"If a graduate degree makes sense generally for your career, this period of unemployment could be seen as a window of opportunity," said Jeffrey A. Heath, a managing director of the Landstone Group in Manhattan, an affiliate of the recruitment firm MRINetwork.

School of Continuing Education, Aug 07, 2008

Len Elmore, All-American basketball player at the University of Maryland, 1971-74, has joined the faculty of Columbia University’s graduate program in Sports Management. This fall, Elmore will be teaching the Sports Seminar, which focuses on multiple aspects of broadcast and sports media management, including content acquisition, financial and personnel considerations, marketing and communications, management of athletes, and audience and ratings.

New York Times, May 11, 2008

Lee Lowenfish’s biography of the visionary president of the Brooklyn Dodgers, Branch Rickey, is one of this year’s favorite books about baseball.

Crain's New York Business, Mar 04, 2007

The March 4, 2007, issue of Crain's New York Business notes that more and more seasoned executives are sharing the hallowed halls of the city's universities with traditional academics. Contrary to conventional wisdom, it seems that those who can do, can also teach.