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Memorial University launching new MBA in social enterprise and entrepreneurship
The 12-month program, starting this fall, aims to train new business leaders in a new way of doing business in public, private and not-for-profit sectors, focusing on three pillars of sustainability.
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Outspoken professor stokes free-speech debate at Acadia University
A Halifax-based activist launched a petition demanding his removal from the university, while a counter-petition is calling for him to stay in the classroom as a beacon of freedom of expression.
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UBC prof complainants ‘devastated’ he was back on campus this term
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