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COEUR D ALENE -- Police are looking for two men accused of holding a man at knife point and then stealing his van as he ran away.
The victim told officers he agreed to give the suspects a ride to a home on 7th Street just before 2 p.m. on Sunday.
The suspects are acquaintances of the victim, police said.
Officers said one of the passengers, 20-year-old Christopher Bennett, was riding in the back seat of the car when he handed the victim a ring box and told him he was going to pawn the ring. The victim opened the box and remarked it was empty.
Police said Bennett accused the victim of stealing his ring, then reached forward and held a knife blade against his throat.
The victim s fingers were cut as he wrestled the knife away.
Police said another passenger in the back seat leaned forward and threatened the victim with another knife.
The victim said he jumped out the driver s door and scrambled to the sidewalk.
Three other passengers jumped out of the van and ran off.
When the van was empty, police said Bennett jumped into the driver seat and the passenger got into the passenger seat and drove off in the victim s van.
Five minutes later, officers located the victim s van. Both suspects had abandoned the vehicle.
The second suspect is described as a white man with curly brown hair, in his mid- 20s. He was wearing a dark-colored baseball hat sideways.
Bennett has an active warrant for a previous charge of reckless driving.
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Series Description: PATI'S MEXICAN TABLE brings authentic Mexican flavors, colors, textures and warmth into American kitchens. A former policy analyst focused on Latin American politics and history, Pati Jinich is a chef, cooking teacher, food writer and mother of three whose true passion lies in sharing the tastes of her childhood and culinary adventures in her native country. In each episode, Pati embarks upon an exciting and entertaining journey, where each dish serves as a point of departure into Mexico's rich history and culture, Pati's personal experiences, and her ongoing conversations with cooks in both Mexico and the United States. Each half-hour highlights a singular Mexican food - from familiar ingredients like vanilla, avocado and chorizo to the mysterious grains used by the Aztecs and the adventurous and trendy cuisine found across Mexico today. From traditional takes on tomatillos to modern spins on huevos rancheros, Pati inspires viewers to make great Mexican dishes in their own homes.
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Ham and Cheese Sincronizadas and Plantain and Refried Bean Quesadillas with Guajillo Chile Salsa. [26 minutes]
Foods of the Mexican Revolution (#102)
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Avocado (#103)
Avocado and Hearts of Palm Chop Chop Salad and Steak and Avocado Sandwich are prepared. [26 minutes]
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Salsa Verde with Avocado and Queso Fresco, Chicken in a Tomatillo, Chipotle and Brown Sugar Sauce. [26 minutes]
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Picadillo Empanadas of the Immaculate Conception, White Rice and Poblano Rajas Casserole are made. [26 minutes]
Hibiscus Flower (#106)
Jamaica Water, Spinach Salad with Caramelized Pecans and Jamaica Vinaigrette and Steak Tacos. [26 minutes]
Mexican Picnic (#107)
Ancho Chile Mexican Hamburgers with Lime Aioli and Pickled Onion and Potato Salad are made. [26 minutes]
Mexican Brunch (#108)
Poached Eggs in a Tomato and Poblano Rajas Sauce and Refried Beans and Cheese Chimichangas. [26 minutes]
Chorizo (#109)
Warm Sweet Potato and Chorizo Salad, Potato and Scallion and Chorizo Crispy Tacos are prepared. [27 minutes]
Cinnamon (#110)
Amarillito Mole with Chicken, Cinnamon Chochoyotes and Corn Dough Dumplings are prepared. [26 minutes]
Middle Eastern Influences (#111)
Chicken with Tamarind, Apricots and Chipotle Sauce and White Rice with Fideos are served. [26 minutes]
Vanilla (#112)
Recipes include Grilled Shrimp and Pineapple Salad with Vanilla and Chile de Arbol Vinaigrette. [26 minutes]
Wrapped Treats (#113)
Pork Tenderloin in a Sweet Citrus Sauce, Baked Plantains and Blackberry and Pecan Tamales are made. [26 minutes]
Classic Mexican Food Battles (#201)
Enchiladas in Red Tomato Sauce, Tampico-Style Steak Combo and Mexican Wedding Cookies are prepared. [26 minutes]
School Lunch with a Mexican Twist (#202)
Street-Style Cut-Up Fruits and Vegetables and Ham and Cheese Torta Sandwiches are served. [26 minutes]
A French Twist On Mexico (#203)
Snapper in Poblano Chile Sauce, Blissful Corn Torte and Cajeta Crepes with Toasted Pecans are made. [26 minutes]
Easy Comfort Food (#204)
Dressed-up Chicken Milanesa, Chayote Squash and Pickled Onion Salad and Chipotle Mashed Potatoes. [26 minutes]
Mexican-Style Kids' Party (#205)
Fun finger foods include Crazy Corn, Chicken Flautas and Chocolate and Cajeta Cupcakes. [26 minutes]
Fonda Favorites (#206)
Meatballs in Chipotle Sauce (Albondigas), White Rice and Fried Plantains and Tres Leches Cake. [26 minutes]
Family-Style Breakfast (#207)
Mexican French Toast Rolls (Dedos Gitanos) and Green Chilaquiles in Roasted Tomatillo Sauce. [26 minutes]
Tequila! (#208)
Ancho Chile and Orange Juice Tequila Chaser, Tequila, Mexican Cream and Chipotle Shrimp and more. [26 minutes]
Xochimilco: Cooking with Flowers (#209)
Squash Blossom Quesadillas and Rose Petal, Marshmallow, Mango and Pistachio Ice Cream are served. [26 minutes]
Lip-Smacking Mexican Meal (#210)
Lip-smacking dishes include Chicken a la Trash, Everyday Green Salad and Impossible Chocoflan. [26 minutes]
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Puebla: Food from a Colonial Jewel (#211)
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Tacos, Tacos, Tacos (#212)
Bricklayer-Style Beef Tacos, Lime-Rubbed Chicken Tacos with Corn Guacamole and Adobo Fish Tacos. [26 minutes]
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Naturally Vegetarian Mexican (#213)
Zucchini Soup with Tortilla Crisps, Cactus Paddle Tostadas and Fluffy Plantain and Pecan Bread. [26 minutes]
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Born in the Kitchen (#301)
Shredded Flank Steak with Potatoes in Green Salsa and Mexican Rice with Prawns are prepared. [26 minutes]
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Pati's Texican (#302)
Tex-Mex Chili, Poblano, Bacon and Cheddar Skillet Corn Bread and Chocolate Doughnuts are made. [26 minutes]
- Mon, June 22, 12:00 AM on IPTV Learns
My Three Favorite Boys (#303)
Alphabet Soup, Molletes, Grilled Cheese and Bean Heroes and Pico de Gallo Salsa are prepared. [26 minutes]
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Meals in a Minute (#304)
Great recipes include Tortilla Soup, Tuna Casserole, Triply Limey Pound Cake and Papaya Relish. [26 minutes]
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Family Fiesta (#305)
Carnitas, Salsa Verde with Avocado, Morelia-Style Gazpacho Salad and Grilled Pineapple Margarita. [26 minutes]
American Classics, My Way (#306)
Mac 'N Cheese Mexicano, Chipotle Agave Chicken Wings and Extreme Brownies are served. [26 minutes]
Sugar for Hubby (#307)
Shrimp Cocktail Pacifico, Rodrigo-Style Fish and Flourless Chocolate Pecan Cake are prepared. [26 minutes]
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Asian Influences In Mexican Cooking (#308)
Amaranth and Panko Crispy Chicken and Green Beans with Peanuts and Chile de Arbol are made. [26 minutes]
Pot Luck Party (#309)
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Brunch at the Jinich House (#310)
Spiced Sweet Mexican Coffee and Mexican-Style Gravlax with Cilantro and Tequila are showcased. [26 minutes]
Mexitalian! (#311)
Recipes include Fish over Fennel Salad with a Jalapeno and Olive Salsa and Guajillo and Garlic. [26 minutes]
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (#312)
Honey Chipotle Ribs, Spinning Top Cocktail and Mango Guacamole with Tortilla Wedges are prepared. [26 minutes]
Pinata Party (#313)
Delicious recipes include Watermelon, Tomatillo and Mozzarella Skewers with Mint-Agave Syrup. [26 minutes]


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Last year in Texas, a scared little white pup named Diamond arrived at the City of Abilene's municipal shelter. She was dirty, painfully matted and very scared. No one knew it at the time, but she was also deaf.
If Diamond had arrived at the shelter a year earlier, she may never have found her happy ending. But the folks who work at the City of Abilene shelter are especially dedicated and strongly committed to saving animals' lives. Naturally, they jumped at the chance to take part in the ASPCA's Carroll Petrie Foundation Dog Rescue Project, unveiled in September.
Part of the ASPCA Animal Relocation Initiative, the Carroll Petrie Foundation Dog Rescue Project helps cash-strapped municipal shelters like Abilene's relocate dogs to off-site adoption programs, rescues or private shelters by providing municipal shelters $50 per dog placed. That money can be spent on vet care for an animal, transportation of the pet, or on anything else that will help move the animal out of the shelter.
For Diamond, this program was a godsend. Abilene was able to use the Petrie subsidy to move her to The Pawed Squad rescue. After a desperately needed grooming, Diamond revealed herself to be an adorable little Bichon Frise! She also came out of her shell and showed she would make a wonderful companion.
Soon after rescuing Diamond, the Pawed Squad was able to place her in a loving home that cherishes her every day. Her deafness was never an issue for these awesome adopters.
Congratulations to Abilene, The Pawed Squad rescue and Diamond's happy family. We're so glad the Carroll Petrie Foundation Dog Rescue Project is changing lives like hers and thousands of others.
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My husband and I are ASPCA Guardians. It's wonderful to see great programs like this and especially nice to get to see special needs animals find their loving forever homes. Thanks so much for all the good things you do!!
I will tell you "What makes me Happy." It is reading the WHAT MAKES YOU HAPPY page and seeing the beautiful dogs and cats from all over this country and other countries and realizing how many wonderful people and animals there are. In 2012 reading all the hate filled comments about politics made me sick. Then I would read about feeding shelter cats and dogs and try to get friends and aquaintances to join and help feed the animals. I would go to sleep knowing the world has a majority of kind and considerate people in it. Then today to read that ignorance and filth on my favorite site ruined my day. I was going to try to get a friend with a birthday today to join and feed more shelter animals, but I won't spread the message today. I don't want her to risk having her birthday ruined.
I live in Abilene, TX and I learned of this because of a friend in Idaho forwarding it to me.We've certainly never heard about any of this on the news etc. First: HOORAY for Diamond, and the Abilene shelter joinng forces with the ASPCA!! Second: I once applied and interviewed to work at this shelter. I walked out of the interview. They were poorly funded and had a 3-5 day hold on strays before euthanizing. ALL employees were expected to do perform that horrible deed, because they only had a veterinarian for animals that came in sick or injured. On the tour, I was shown a pile of frozen animals that were waiting to go into a kiln. Finally: I opted for a license plate that says Texas Animal Friendly, but it has been my experience, in the 2 1/2 years I've been here, that that proclamation isn't the case at all. I've only seen one other car with that plate. There ARE animal rescues here, but they are the minority in this town/area. It is an answer to prayers that the ASPCA is now involved here :o)That said, I'm going home to Idaho soon, where I will continue my work with countless friends in foster/rescue and registered Therapy Dog work. Heartwarming to know that Abilene will be growing in it's rescue service.
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soon after rescuing Diamond, the Pawed Squad was able to place her in a loving home that cherishes her every day. Her deafness was never an issue for these awesome adopters.
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please explain this more "If Diamond had arrived at the shelter a year earlier, she may never have found her happy ending." does this mean there are different people working at the shelter now who are more animal oriented??? what would diamond have found if she was at this shelter a year earlier?


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Thanks to a renewed dedication to motorsports and a heavy influence from the original Mako Shark concept car, the second generation Corvette benefits from a much more sporty and striking appearance. At the front of the car, a body-width stainless grille sits inside of show worthy stainless trim which is bordered by two chrome trimmed parking lights and an excellent looking chrome bumper. Above that bumper, a red, white and black Corvette C2 cross flag emblem is affixed in front of a 1967 exclusive stinger hood which has been detailed with chrome trim, a gloss black stripe and black inlayed "427" emblems. Behind that hood, stainless windshield wipers clear great looking factory tinted glass which is framed by like-new stainless trim and a chrome driver's side bowtie mirror. And at the sides of the car, 1967 exclusive heat extractors ride in front of correct chrome door handles and correct stainless side pipes which are equipped with traditional finned heat shields. At the back of the car, a chrome trimmed center mounted Corvette fuel filler sits above a fresh black and chrome "Corvette Sting Ray" emblem. And the car's rear valence holds two centered reverse lamps and four traditional all red Corvette tail lights above a chrome trimmed tag bracket and two razor blade style bumpers.
Tip this Corvette's hood forward and you'll find a fully detailed 427 cubic inch Tri-Power V8 that was cast on July 1st of 1966 (G16) and branded with a 3904351 casting number (correct to the 1967 model year). Introduced as the ultimate option for street prowling Stingrays, Chevrolet's Tri-Power L71 utilizes a high performance camshaft and large port heads to turn a stout 11 to 1 compression ratio into 435 horsepower. At the top of the engine, a correctly decaled chrome air filter sends air into three Holley 2-barrel carburetors which ride on top of an aluminum Winter intake. At the back of the engine, a correct transistor ignition sends spark through sleeved wires that snake around correct exhaust manifolds; and at the front of the engine, a correctly shrouded radiator sends coolant through new hoses and correct tower clamps. Whoever performed the restoration on this Corvette did an excellent job of creating an award winning, reliable engine bay which is every bit as detailed as the rest of the car. Bright Chevy Orange paint covers the block from oil pan to valve covers and, as always, looks great against the satin black engine bay. Correct decals and tags are present and accounted for, and niceties such as a correct Delco Remy ignition module, a reproduction Delco Energizer battery and a rebuilt Delco master cylinder ensure that this 'all GM' Corvette runs just as good as it looks.
Flip this big block Vette upside down and you'll find a rugged M20 Muncie 4-speed manual transmission that delivers the neck snapping launches and potent acceleration Corvettes are famous for. At the ends of the car, a fully restored double A-arm front and independent rear sports suspension is completely detailed down to its F41-spec transverse rear spring and factory paint markings. And at the corners of the car, standard equipment four wheel disc brakes provide sharp turns with quick stops. Above that rebuilt suspension, original fiberglass floor tubs, which look factory fresh in every way, are bolted to a straight and clean satin black frame. And below that suspension, power flows to the ground through classic 15 inch 'turbine' aluminum wheels which spin a fresh set of 7.75×15 Firestone Deluxe Champion redlines around pristine, body-matched center caps. Everything from this Corvettes fuel tank and new stainless lines to its Chevrolet Orange oil pan and correctly chambered side pipes is fully sorted and ready to hit the show field.
Swing open this cars fiberglass doors and you'll find a standard vinyl interior which provides an excellent contrast to the cars Rally Red exterior panels and looks like it's fresh off the showroom floor. The foam underneath the seat covers has seen just enough show parades to both keep its composure and feel comfortable; and the like-new carpet, which is protected by new carpeted floor mats, still features correct jet black shading. At the front of the car, stylish aircraft-inspired gauges, which appear to be rebuilt originals, look fantastic next to the brushed metal panels on the glove box and center console. And at the sides of the car, great looking stainless trimmed door panels hold chrome handles for the cars doors and windows above perfectly placed armrests. Above the seats, a pristine vinyl headliner is stretched tight between a new chrome mirror and fully functioning dome light. And between the seats, the dash flows into what is commonly called a waterfall design which begins at a continuous motion clock and cascades through a correctly tagged AM/FM radio to the base of a fully functional chrome shifter. In front of the driver, a nicely restored Corvette Rally wheel props glowing satin finished spokes and a slick wood rim around a pristine C2 Corvette cross flag horn button. And behind the seats, a fully carpeted storage compartment shows no signs of use at all.
Documentation for the awesome Corvette includes: a reproduction window sticker, a reproduction owner's manual, pictures of the restoration and completed car, an NCRS Second Flight certificate, and a framed NCRS Second Flight Ribbon and plaque.
L71 Corvettes are about as collectible as 60s muscle can get. They're spectacular cars to drive, and despite their relatively plentiful supply and high survival rate, they remain top-notch performers that continue to show market increases year after year. When you show up at an event with a legendary 427/435, you are well and truly the man; and when the time comes to make a little profit, there will always be more buyers than sellers. If you've been looking for a solid C2 Corvette that you can show with pride or keep for a while and make a nice return on, your search is over!
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Last week, between work and doctor appointments and the need to just nap, the plan and the shopping did not get done.
There was also the question of grocery shop or pedicure. Well, let's just say my toes, with the candy-apple red polish, look lovely.
As for dinner, planning and shopping would need to be done on the go, literally. I was driving home one day, thinking about what would be easy and fast, what was already in the fridge and what would need to be purchased.
After a restaurant-heavy weekend, I was determined that the week would include all home-cooked meals. Even if it meant quick grocery runs on the way home. No takeout. No drive-thrus.
As I sat in traffic and did my mental inventory of the kitchen, I remembered a favorite easy dish of chicken cutlets with a filling of cheese and tomato that had fallen off my radar for no particular reason. I think I must have just been making it a lot and was in a rut.
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LECOM's Medical Fitness and Wellness Center continues to take shape as construction crews continue to work on the inside of the building throughout the summer and into the fall. Completion of the project is expected by the end of 2008.
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Tivli, an innovative IP-based service that delivers television to university students on their devices anywhere on campus, today announced the completion of a $6.3 million Series A financing. New Enterprise Associates (NEA) led the raise with participation from venture investors Felicis Ventures and Rho Ventures, and strategic investors including CBC New Media Group of Raleigh NC, Home Box Office, Inc. (HBO), Mark Cuban's Radical Investments, and WME. The new funds will be used to fuel Tivli's expansion in the university market and other operational and strategic initiatives.
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"Tivli was one of the very first companies we met on campus as part of the exceptional community of talent we've built with the Experiment Fund at Harvard," said Patrick Chung, Partner, NEA. "Tivli's vision got us very excited: to bring 'social TV 3.0' to the college campuses most ripe to recognize, and to run with, new active viewing possibilities. Television is still the world's most powerful medium – and it has been a static, unilateral broadcast experience on college campuses for too long. Tivli's going to change that."
"For us, Tivli is about reaching the next generation of viewers on every kind of television," says James F. Goodmon, Jr., Capitol Broadcasting Company's Vice President of New Media. "Students are forming new types of viewing habits and it is important for local broadcasters to be in the mix. Tivli has a smart and talented team with a strong commitment to user experience and content rights."
"I'm excited to be part of Tivli and think they are the future of entertainment on college campuses," said Mark Cuban, CEO of Radical Investments. "Tivli is a great complement for AXS TV and my other entertainment investments."
Tivli offers students a one-stop, seamless experience to access the university's multi-channel TV lineup, typically offered in residence halls, from anywhere on campus and soon on multiple devices. Tivli also offers a sleek interface, built-in guide and DVR, and is rolling out integration with TV Everywhere and on-demand products like HBO GO, interactive content and social media integration.
Tivli began in a Harvard dorm room when Tivli co-founders Tuan Ho and Nicholas Krasney wanted a more convenient way to watch TV on campus and created Tivli's first streaming service. Tivli was incubated by Harvard Student Agencies, the Technology and Entrepreneurship Center at Harvard, Summer at Highland, Fresh Pond Partners, and the Harvard Innovation Lab (i-lab).
The company's seed investors included NEA, Flybridge Capital Partners, the Experiment Fund, Felicis Ventures and TriplePoint Capital. After its initial launch at Harvard, Tivli has grown to Yale, Texas A&M University, the University of Washington, and Wesleyan University, among other universities.


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Major in Management Studies
Students may seek an academic major in management studies.
With a focus on developing workplace-relevant competencies, the management studies major provides an interdisciplinary and holistic approach to decision making, problem solving, and leadership. The curriculum includes a foundation in business, accounting, economics, statistics, communications, and management theory and focuses on analysis and decision making across a wide spectrum of management activities. The major prepares students for a variety of management-related careers.
Intended Program Outcomes
The student who graduates with a major in management studies should be able to
- Apply leadership skills to promote communication, ethical behavior, and quality performance.
- Implement appropriate employment practices, encourage team building, and mentor junior members of the staff.
- Effectively communicate with culturally diverse audiences using a variety of formats and technology.
- Assess and develop performance measures, feedback, and coaching that facilitate employee development.
- Employ self-reflection and mindfulness of individual and cultural differences when interacting with others.
- Research, plan, and develop processes and procedures that ensure organizational performance.
Degree Requirements
Degree Requirements Update
Degree requirements are being updated for fall 2015. How does this affect you? Your degree requirements may vary depending on when you start your program.
- If you are starting your degree this summer, please follow the degree requirements for the 2014–15 school year listed on this page or in the 2014–15 Management Studies Degree Planning Worksheet
- If you are starting your degree this fall, please follow the 2015–16 Management Studies Degree Planning Worksheet
- If you are a current student, please follow the degree requirements for the year you began your program, available in the catalog archive
A degree with a major in management studies requires the successful completion of 120 credits of coursework, including 36 credits for the major; 41 credits in general education requirements; and 43 credits in the minor, electives, and other degree requirements. At least 18 credits in the major must be earned in upper-level courses (numbered 300 or above).
Requirements for the Management Studies Major
Coursework for a major in management studies includes the following:
- Foundation courses (12 credits): BMGT 110 (or prior business experience and an additional supplemental course), ACCT 220 (or ACCT 301), HRMN 302, and STAT 230 (or 200)
- Core courses (9 credits): BMGT 364, 365, and 464 (or 465)
- Supplemental major courses (12 credits): Any ACCT, BMGT, ENMT, FINC, HMGT, HRMN, and MRKT courses
- Required capstone course (3 credits) BMGT 485
- Required related courses (6 credits), which may be applied anywhere in the degree: IFSM 300 and ECON 201 (or 203)
Recommended Sequence
The following course sequence will fulfill all the requirements for the BS in management studies. Coursework for the major is indicated by . Since some recommended courses fulfill more than one requirement, substituting courses for those listed may make it necessary to take additional courses to meet degree requirements. Students should consult an advisor whenever taking advantage of other options.
Management Studies Degree Courses
First Courses (to be taken within the first 18 credits)
Note: Placement tests are required for math and writing courses.
- LIBS 150 Introduction to Research (1)
- WRTG 101 Introduction to Writing (3)
or WRTG 101S Introduction to Writing (3)
- MATH 106 Finite Mathematics (3)
or a higher-level math course
- BMGT 110 Introduction to Business and Management (3)
(students with business experience should substitute a supplemental major course in the last 60 credits of study)
Introductory Courses (to be taken within the first 30 credits)
- ECON 201 Principles of Macroeconomics (3)
or ECON 203 Principles of Microeconomics (3)
(related requirement for the major; also fulfills the behavioral and social sciences requirement)
- BIOL 103 Introduction to Biology (4)
or other biological and physical sciences lecture and laboratory course(s)
- WRTG 293 Introduction to Professional Writing (3)
or other writing course
- IFSM 201 Concepts and Applications of Information Technology (3)
(prerequisite to later course)
- HUMN 100 Introduction to Humanities (3)
or other arts and humanities course
Foundation Courses (to be taken within the first 60 credits)
- STAT 230 Introductory Business Statistics (3)
or STAT 200 Introduction to Statistics (3)
- BEHS 103 Technology in Contemporary Society (3)
or other behavioral and social sciences course (discipline must differ from first)
- ACCT 220 Principles of Accounting I (3)
or ACCT 301 Accounting for Nonaccounting Managers (3)
- NSCI 100 Introduction to Physical Science (3)
or other biological and physical sciences lecture course
- HIST 125 Technological Transformations (3)
or other arts and humanities/historical perspective course (discipline must differ from other humanities course)
- COMM 202 Media and Society (3)
or other communication, writing, or speech course
- IFSM 300 Information Systems in Organizations (3)
(related requirement for the major; also fulfills the computing requirement)
- HRMN 302 Organizational Communication (3)
Additional Required Courses (to be taken after introductory and foundation courses)
- WRTG 394 Advanced Business Writing (3)
or other upper-level advanced writing course
- BMGT 364 Management and Organization Theory (3)
- BMGT 365 Organizational Leadership (3)
- BMGT 464 Organizational Behavior (3)
or BMGT 465 Organizational Development and Transformation
- MRKT 310 Marketing Principles (3)
or other supplemental major course
- FINC 330 Business Finance (3)
or other supplemental major course
- HRMN 300 Human Resource Management (3)
or other supplemental major course
- BMGT 317 Decision Making (3)
or other supplemental major course
Capstone Course for Major (to be taken in the last 15 credits)
BMGT 485 Leadership for the 21st Century (3)
Minor and Elective Courses (43)
(to be taken in the last 60 credits along with required major courses)
Total credits for BS in management studies: 120
1 Source: "The Online College Labor Market," Georgetown University Center for Education and the Workforce, based on data from Burning Glass Technologies, 2014.
2 Source: "Recovery: Job Growth and Education Requirements Through 2020," Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, 2013.
3 Source: "Moving the Goalposts: How Demand for a Bachelor's Degree Is Reshaping the Workforce," Burning Glass Technologies, 2014.
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- The average salary of professionals in management occupations is $107,000.1
- Managerial and professional office jobs are predicted to grow 24 percent by 2020, the most of any job category.2
- About three-quarters of the job postings for transportation, storage, and distribution managers in 2013 called for a bachelor's degree.3
Management Faculty-Practitioners
Here's just a sampling of where our management faculty have worked and built professional experience.
- C2HM Hill
- Department of the Navy
- Megacom Services LLC
- United States Patent and Trademark Office
- Unisys
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David Murray, who said he's been cooking nearly all his life, opened Murray's Cook Pit Oct. 23 in Snow Hill. He developed his own barbecue sauce.
"We make a homemade sauce," he said, "and it's slow-cooked overnight for about 12 hours."
Murray bought the take-out business from the owners of Beaman's restaurant in Snow Hill this fall. He operates from a concession trailer on U.S. 258/U.S. 13 near N.C. 91.
He's in the process of constructing a building on the lot for a kitchen and expects it to be completed toward the end of January. In the meantime, his cook, Lindsey Roberson of Maury, is preparing the food at Beaman's, where she formerly worked.
Murray, a Maury native and Snow Hill resident, and his father, Marty Murray, also of Maury and residing in Hookerton, help at the take-out restaurant. David Murray owns a lawn and landscaping business, as well.
Along with a full-service kitchen, David Murray plans to add picnic tables outside in the spring.
Restaurant work is not new to Murray, who worked more than five years at his father's former restaurant, The Country Kitchen, in Maury. His father owned the business 10 years.
Murray's offers lunch patrons pit-cooked barbecue pork and chicken sandwiches and plates, hot dogs, with or without chili, and drinks. Plates include red potatoes, slaw and cornbread.
When the kitchen is complete, the restaurant will also feature soups for lunch and will open at 6 a.m. for breakfast.
Murray's Cook Pit, 638 U.S. 258 N., Snow Hill, is open 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. For information, call 252-775-2665.
A marketing firm downtown is not only changing ownership, but relocating its office in January.
Owner and president, Debbie Chused, is selling Coastal Connections Marketing to her employee, Caroline Roberts, a promotional products consultant.
The company celebrated 10 years at its annual business showcase in July.
Chused, who has lived in Kinston all her adult life, worked as a buyer for J.C. Penney for five years, a customer service manager at Hampton Industries for 14 years and did marketing for the Kinston Community Council for the Arts and the little bank before starting her own business.
"I saw a void in this area," she said, "and I wanted to start my own company."
Coastal Connections, in the Kinston Enterprise Center, supplies personalized promotional items for events and employee and customer gifts.
"We work with over 450 businesses in about 17 different states," Chused said. "… Probably my biggest customer that I started with 10 years ago is Bojangles, and they're still with us."
Items include the most common, such as pens, pack bags and T-shirts, and just about anything a customer desires.
One of the more unique items were what look like knit socks ordered by Johnson & Johnson's Band-Aid line to promote its children's bandages. The "socks" were actually hand puppets for children to decorate by sticking the Band-Aids to them. They were personalized at what would be the ankle end to be read while wearing on little hands.
Roberts, a Kinston native, graduated from Arendell Parrott Academy in 2001 and the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism. She began working part-time with Chused while obtaining a master's in business degree at East Carolina University.
When Roberts graduated in 2007, she joined Coastal Connections full-time.
"I think it's a great opportunity for me and my family," she said about taking over the business. Roberts is married to John Roberts of Kinston and they have a 2-year-old son, Miller.
While Chused said she's looking forward to working there part-time and having more time with her family, Roberts is anxious to keep the business growing.
"I feel like we got a great thing going," Roberts said, "so I don't want to make major changes."
She is in the process of moving the office to her residence where she will conduct business by phone and online and travel to meet with customers, which they do, anyway.
"We aren't a brick and mortar business," she said.
The company is active in giving and volunteering, and Roberts will continue to make giving back to the community a priority.
Roberts said she and Chused have been talking about the changes for a long time, and now they are both ready for it to happen.
"I'm excited about what we can do and how we can grow," Roberts said. "I'm excited about building partnerships with our clients."
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Men's Lacrosse Scores Sixth-Straight Win with 11-4 Victory at Belmont Abbey
March 16, 2011
BELMONT, N.C. A second half flurry of nine goals, led by Steven Tilmon putting home four of his game high five, led Pfeiffer University to its sixth-straight win with an 11-4 victory at Belmont Abbey in Conference Carolinas mens lacrosse action on Wednesday afternoon. The Falcons improve to 7-1 overall, 2-1 in league play, while the Crusaders drop to 3-4, 0-2.
Each team traded goals in the first two periods for a 2-2 contest at the half. Tilmon put home his first of the day with 9:01 left in the first while the Crusaders Ryan Corrigan evened things up 3:36 later. In the second, Matt Spivey gave Belmont Abbey a 2-1 lead with a goal six seconds in while the Falcons responded with a Justin Rose strike four minutes before the half.
Things would open up for Pfeiffer in the third quarter as the visitors would score four unanswered to take a 6-2 lead. Tilmon would score half of those four with Justin Rose and Kory Lutes adding the others. After the Crusaders Dan Morrissey scored with 2:04 to play in the third, Pfeiffer would open up the fourth scoring three more outscoring Belmont Abbey 9-2 in the second half.
Tilmon started the fourth as he did the first and third with tallies with Rose went back-to-back with a man-up goal and even-strength strike. After Tanner Scharr registered the final Crusaders goal, James Shepherd and Tilmon finished off the second-straight league win with a pair of goals for the seven point win.
Goalkeeper Hayden Kirk made seven saves in the crease for Pfeiffer while Anthony Lamarca led with four caused turnovers. Five different Falcons had a team-high four groundballs in the win.
Pfeiffer will look for their seventh-in-a-row in non-conference action Saturday at Wingate. The Falcons and Bulldogs will face-off at 2:00 p.m.


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They call it the North Carolina Education Lottery, and I must say, it is true to its name. I sure did get an education this weekend.
I will admit that I am not a big lottery player. As a matter of fact, I had never played the lottery in North Carolina.
However, with the Powerball jackpot growing and growing, I finally gave in and decided to purchase a lottery ticket on Saturday.
The decision was somewhat in the spur of the moment. My wife and I were deciding what we should do about dinner Saturday night. We thought of eating out. I suggested we buy a lottery ticket instead. Ain't I the romantic?
The first thing we had to do was come up with numbers to pick. My wife and I approached this like Isaac Newton working on a gravity experiment.
We looked at birthdays and anniversary dates, but if you look only upon those, you're leaving out every number more than 31. We even called my mother for help. After all, when you need help, who better to ask than mom?
In the end, we settled on our five numbers and our Powerball selection.
We stopped at the convenience store at Carolina Pines on our way home. We walked in, and I told the cashier I wanted to play the lottery but had never done so. She did a good job explaining the procedures, and we went about making our selections. Since there are five games on one ticket, we decided to go for broke — in a manner of speaking — and plucked down $10 to play all five games.
We randomly selected numbers for the other four games, and secure in our selections, we began thinking about the possibilities of winning.
How could we not? We'd be looking at a $590 million prize.
We talked of beach houses and travel. We talked of quitting jobs and moving to Hawaii. We talked of charitable contributions and things we'd buy.
Our daughter got home about 10:30 p.m. after a dinner with friends and we mentioned to her that we had just 30 minutes before we were millionaires.
So as the time for the 11 p.m. drawing approached, I retrieved our numbers. The announcer gave one of those sarcastic "good luck" comments, and we were off.
The first number is 22.
Bingo! We are on our way. We have a 22.
By the time the numbers of 10 and 13 followed, we knew our fortunes had taken a turn for the worst. Of the 30 numbers we played in our five games, we matched just one, the first one, 22.
Yep, that's quite an education.
Turns out, someone in Florida won the jackpot, and I've stopped thinking about beach houses in Hawaii, if only for a few minutes.
Still, we spent 10 bucks on the chance to win $590 million. It provided us a few minutes of fun and the chance to dream about the future. And, that's not such a bad thing.
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11/6/13 Amanda Bynes Getting Released?
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Wednesday, November 6, 2013
KRISTEN BELL says that when she was pregnant, she didn't feel connected to her daughter . . . and was even worried she wouldn't love the child as much as she loved her DOGS. But she says that within 24 hours of the birth her hormones reset and it was all good.
DAVID ARQUETTE and his girlfriend Christina McLarty are expecting their first child. They've been dating for about two years, although they split briefly last year.
Last month we heard that OWEN WILSON had impregnated his personal trainer, one Caroline Lindqvist. Well, that appears to be true. People.com says they're expecting a baby boy in January. Owen and Caroline are NOT together, but they're cool. They're even getting together for a baby shower next month.
TMZ says AMANDA BYNES could be back on the streets by Christmas. Amanda has been in custody since July 22nd, when she was arrested for starting a gasoline fire in a random woman's driveway. She was held at the UCLA Medical Center psych ward until September, when she was transferred to a rehab facility in Malibu. A source says Amanda has been responding well to meds and psychological counseling, and she'll be released to her mother's care sometime next month.
DENISE RICHARDS has temporary custody of CHARLIE SHEEN'S 4-year-old twin sons, but she doesn't want them anymore because they violently attack her dogs, her daughters, and even kids and teachers at their school. Denise says it's the fault of the boys' mother BROOKE MUELLER.
ASHTON KUTCHER has joined a website called PopExpert.com . . . where he'll web chat with people and give them career advice. His areas of expertise are career mentoring, marketing, branding, producing, social media and, of course, ACTING. He's only charging $5 for the first session and $10 each for additional sessions.
11/5/13 Miley Caught with Bad Things
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Tuesday, November 5, 2013
DREW BARRYMORE and her husband Will Kopelman are expecting their second child, according to her rep. There's no word how far along she is, but she was photographed with a little bit of a bump on Sunday. Drew and Will have a 13-month-old daughter named Olive. Drew is 38 years old.
Miley Cyrus was caught making out with BENJI MADDEN from GOOD CHARLOTTE last thuusday. And now, some photos emerged yesterday of Miley, Benji and their crew leaving the Halloween party they were at . . . and Miley's holding a bottle of something, and it looks like a bottle of rum. One of Miley's friends has a bottle of Jack Daniels. Miley doesn't turn 21 until the 23rd of this month. Meanwhile, there's another picture from that night going around the web, in which ADAM LAMBERT seems to be handing Miley a funny-looking cigarette. Was it a joint? Adam won't say.
Some British plastic surgeon decided to pick a fight with J-Lo's face on Twitter. He posted supposed "before and after" photos of JENNIFER LOPEZ and said, quote, "These before and after pics of J-Lo show many signs of plastic surgery . . . naturally pretty but now looks amazing." Jennifer did NOT let it stand. She replied, quote, "Sorry Sir, but I have never had plastic surgery of any kind.
Jon Gosselin says his kids are developmentally behind and damaged from growing up on TV. Jon appeared on Oprah Winfrey's "Where Are They Now?" He said that "Jon and Kate Plus 8" destroyed his marriage, his reputation, his career and his children. Gosselin says his eight kids have problems with their peers, and problems talking to other people. He says it's due to growing up on TV.
11/4/13 Justin Bieber in Whorehouse
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Monday, November 4, 2013
JUSTIN BIEBER was spotted leaving a WHOREHOUSE in Rio de Janeiro on Friday. He was trying to hide under a blanket. He and a friend brought some girls with them back to his hotel. The following night he ended a concert early after someone hit him with a water bottle.
As a rights-holder to KURT COBAIN'S estate, COURTNEY LOVE has a certain amount of power. Power that she's apparently NOT using to her best advantage. She says, quote, "I still get hit on by guys because they want to be cast in that Kurt Cobain biopic that's been in production for years. I could give you some [actors'] names that would blow your mind, but I am so not sleeping with someone under 38."
KENDALL JENNER turned 18 yesterday . . . and the PORN OFFERS are already rolling in. According to TMZ, at least SIX companies are offering Kendall BIG MONEY to become famous the way her big sister KIM KARDASHIAN did. One company, Bangyoulater.com, is offering $1.8 MILLION for Kendall and a partner of her choosing to get it on for them.
Several celebrities were at Los Angeles International Airport Friday when a 23-year-old man opened fire, including James Franco, Nick Jonas, Jimmy Johnson, Julie Newmar and two guys from "Mythbusters". A TSA officer was killed and two people were wounded, but none of the celebrities were injured.
11/1/13 Demi & Ashton Divorce Final
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Friday, November 1, 2013
ROBERT PATTINSON and KRISTEN STEWART spent some time together on Wednesday. Kristen pulled into Pattinson's gated community in her pickup truck in the afternoon. She left about three hours later. Rob and Kristen broke up in May, after Kristen had an affair with her "Snow White" director.
DEMI MOORE and ASHTON KUTCHER have settled their divorce, two years after they split up. Demi wanted spousal support on the grounds that Ashton was unfaithful . . . although it was probably a REVENGE thing more than anything else, since Demi is reportedly worth $150 million on her own. She didn't get it, because California is a no-fault state. But sources say Ashton was, quote, "more generous than he had to be" when it came to splitting up the marital assets.
Michael Douglas was wearing his wedding ring at the premiere of his new movie this week. Sources say he's back with estranged wife Catherine Zeta-Jones. Michael was overheard telling pals that the two have reconciled. Catherine has reportedly moved back in to the couple's Central Park West apartment, and the two are fighting hard to keep the marriage alive.
JUSTIN BIEBER paid tribute to CHRIS BROWN in GRAFFITI. On a wall in Bogota, Colombia, he spray-painted "Free Breezy". But he wasn't breaking the law. Apparently, tagging is LEGAL where he did it. Meanwhile, Justin's dad is living large in an $850,000 house in Ontario that JUSTIN bought for him. Sources say Justin wanted to make sure his half-brother and half-sister grew up in a nice home, so he sprang for it.
10/31/13 Lindsay Lohan Back on the Sauce?
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Thursday, October 31, 2013
Whether it's surgery, better health regimens, or Photoshop, celebrities are a lot more well-preserved than they used to be. It's to the point where we forget just how old some of these people are. Check out some surprising facts that'll force it to sink in for you . . .
At 52, George Clooney is a year older than Wilford Brimley was when "Cocoon" was released.
At 71, Harrison Ford is two years older than Burgess Meredith was when "Rocky" came out.
At 65, Samuel L. Jackson is two years younger than Jack Lemmon was when he did "Grumpy Old Men".
At 59, Denzel Washington is a year younger than Andy Griffith was when "Matlock" premiered.
At 54, Tom Cruise is the same age as Tommy Lee Jones when he did "Men In Black".
At 51, Demi Moore is the same age as Rue McClanahan when "The Golden Girls" debuted.
Celebrity chef GUY FIERI got into a wicked fight with his HAIRDRESSER after they landed at the airport in San Francisco. Guy was inside an SUV and the hairdresser was on the outside. He was throwing punches at Guy through the open door . . . swearing and CRYING the whole time. Guy was throwing kicks back at him. A source says it was just a drunk thing that escalated, and they're fine now.
LINDSAY LOHAN has been hitting clubs again. And while nobody's caught her drinking yet, people close to her say she has definitely slid back into old habits. One source saw Lindsay at a party in L.A. last week, and says, quote, "She was definitely drinking alcohol. She got increasingly sloppy as the hours went on. At one point Lindsay was literally hanging on to a couple of her friends, like they were holding her up."
The paparazzi asked CONRAD MURRAY how MICHAEL JACKSON would feel about people blaming him for Michael's death . . . and he had the STONES to say that Michael would be, quote, "absolutely appalled." He also said that Michael would probably tell all his fans who are judging Murray to, quote, "take a look in the mirror."


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WILSON, N.C. – The Pfeiffer women's basketball team (2-14, 1-7 CC) put five scorers in double figures, but fell at Barton (8-8, 5-3) by a final score of 95-80. The 80 points scored by the Falcons was a season-high for a game that ended in regulation, narrowly topping the 78 points scored against Erskine on Saturday.
Freshmen guards Alexis Stallard and Ariana Tillman led the way for Pfeiffer, scoring 15 and 13 respectively. Tillman added nine rebounds, three assists and four steals on the night.
Conference Carolinas leading scorer Nyesha Willie scored a game-high 28 points, going 8 of 14 from the field and connecting on all 10 of her free throw attempts. Willie came into the game averaging 23.5 points per game, a full 6 points per game ahead of the second leading scorer.
Caila Carter posted a double-double with 16 points and 13 rebounds for the Bulldogs and Brianna Thomas missed only three shots on her way to a 17-point night.
Amy Steller and Brittney Washington each had 12 points of the bench for Pfeiffer and Carlisha Holivay added 10 points and eight rebounds as a reserve.
The Falcons were dealt a big blow when starting guard Caressa Samuel went down with an ankle injury in the first minute of play and didn't return.
Barton had a 44-33 lead going into the break and extended that lead in the second half thanks to 55.2 percent shooting from the field. The Bulldogs went 4 of 7 from behind the arc and went to the free throw line 22 times in the final half.
Pfeiffer converted on just 34.1 percent of their shots for the night but their pressure defense forced Barton into 25 turnovers. The Falcons have added an emphasis on three point shooting over the past two games, taking a combined 72 shots from behind the arc. Prior to those two games, Pfeiffer attempted more than 24 attempts once.
The Falcons return to action on Saturday when they travel to Limestone looking to avenge a 75-59 defeat on Dec. 7.


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