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Admission : Join Job Oriented Course by Correspondence : Foreign Trade Analyst (eqv.to MBA level) 2 Year Last date : April 30, 2002 Prospectus of Rs.70/- by DD/IPO drawn in favour of IICT payable at Lucknow from : IICT : 5/28, Vikas Nagar, Lucknow-22. Source : Hindustan Times (HT Horizons) New Delhi - March 13, 2002

He shoots, He Scores While football as a sport attracts the devotion of fans worldwide, particularly ahead of next months World Cup, as a business it has a reputation for somewhat murky practices. But perhaps not for much longer. Cass Business School, part of City University in London, has just announced a start date for an EMBA aimed at would-be executives in the global industry known in some countries as soccer. From September 2007, students will study both traditional MBA material -- accounting, business economics, corporate finance and the likes -- and more specialized fare such as football-related legislation, regulation and marketing. More: edition.cnn.com

Newspapers and magazines change, because their securities on several factors. 'Computers in libraries, for example, has changed its title to "Small Computer in libraries," the editorial wanted that the scope of the review of both small and mainframe systems. Changes in demographics also influence readership selection of titles. Amended title, most often the target audience. Title change, but often, cataloguing, binding, and other problems related to the library series departments. Over the years, I have visited many libraries while conventions, while tasks to speak, and even if it for personal reasons. Libraries of all types of ..

Business goals For sports fans, the past few weeks have been drama-packed, as the Football Association finally succeeded in appointing a successor to Sven-Goran Eriksson, Middlesbroughs Steve McClaren, just days after Eriksson unveiled an England squad that included an injured Wayne Rooney and 17-year-old Theo Walcott, who is yet to make his premiership debut. The reported £2.5m on offer for the new coach, the lost millions in commercial sponsorship if Rooney fails to play and the calculated gamble on an untried player are all evidence of just what a high-stakes business football management is these days. And just to show

CARLISLE United manager Neil McDonald will be in good company when he attends a course at the University of Warwick next week. Besides the Brunton Park boss, the new intake of students for Warwick Business Schools certificate in applied management course for football professionals includes Nigel Adkins, who led Scunthorpe to the League One title last season, as well as former Wales striker Dean Saunders and Rob Kelly, who is assistant manager to ex-Carlisle chief Paul Simpson at Preston. Among the others on the course on Tuesday are Chesterfield coach Wayne Allison, Northampton player Sean Dyche, Derby player Darren Moore, and Geraint

Lincoln Universitys new approach to MBA THE love of sports and education is a major factor in the life of Kenneth Boardman. As a secondary school student in Nigeria, he played football so well that he got invitation to join Rangers Football Club. He was later invited to the Flying Eagles and within the same year, was invited into the Super Eagles (formerly Green Eagles). He could not play for Nigeria during 1982 World Cup because Nigeria did not quality. Kenneth Boardman, 46, moved on to the United States where he played football and earned two masters degrees. His first

RAJKOT: The All-India Institute of Technical Education (AICTE) can be reduced, more than a thousand places in vocational courses including 841 seats in the fields of management and technology alone. But what is the reason for the raises eyebrows AICTE has an eye on Nelson's response to the forefront "debtor", and why, each year, almost all the seats restored. In Gujarat, there are 14 universities, the government 60% of the Faculty of vacancies. The scene is worse for the government of the eight new engineering colleges (GECs) in the State during the past year in UAS, the state government. It is 100 per

A ground resembling a paddy field on the eve of a final was no way to end a tournament. The poor conditions at the ILS Law College ground saw Mahararashtra Institute of Technology (MIT) cling on to a Nilesh Natu strike to down Institute of Management Education and claim the IME Inter-Collegiate Invitational soccer title today. IME began in style and attacked from the start. The attacks were more of skimming movements, that traversed deep into the MIT half. At places the ball hardly travelled, leaving both the teams struggling. To make headway into their rival halves. Moreover MIT did make an all-out

Pune, January 14: VIDYA Bhavan College of Commerce (VBCC), were of such importance that it entail two successive victories at the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) Silhouettes football tournament on the ground AFMC here Tuesday . Vidya Bhavan first steam rolled past MIMER, Talegaon win with a 5-0 win thanks to goals twin strikes Sheldon D'Souza and Kevin Vaz. George Ivan focused on a single goal. In its second meeting VBCC erasure Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies 4-0 with goals from Kevin Vaz, Sheldon D'Souza, Ivan George and Girish. Home AFMC went to Marathwada College of Commerce 1-3 to 1-1 are blocked at

Soccer: Sachin shines in Love House victory AN all-important goal by Sachin Singh in the 52nd minute of the game helped Love House in defeating Unity House 1-0 in the final of the Inter-house Football Tournament organised by City Montessori School, Rajajipuram at its football grounds here. In its semi-final match, Love House beat Peace House 2-0. Udit was the goal-scorer for the team. In the other last four stage encounter of the day, aided by a goal by Waqas Rehman through a well-timed pass by Chetan in the 25th minute of the play, Unity House defeated Hope House 1-0.

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