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Does Bush drink ?
Topic Started: Nov 17 2003, 10:42 PM (650 Views)
Fesarius
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My core curriculum consists of the following classes: Financial Accounting, Managerial Analysis, Managerial Finance, Statistical Methods, Organizational Behavior, Marketing Administration, Operations Management, Information Systems, and Strategic Management.

In addition you need to take 21 hours (seven classes) in the following areas: Accounting, Finance, General or International Business, Management, Information Systems, Marketing, Operations Management, or Taxation.

What, no course in Star Trek history? ;)
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ImpulseEngine
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Having formerly been in the field of rehabilitation counseling, I must say you can only respect a person who is able to a) recognize they have a drinking problem, b) take steps to resolve the problem, and c) succeed.

I may not like GW as a president, but he can only be commended on this particular point - the same as anyone else in this situation who has the strength and conviction to do the same.
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Swidden
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Nov 18 2003, 12:36 PM
So I wanted to know does he still drink minor amounts or does he abstain completely now ?

2) and yes, if he still drank today, in light of his foreign policy direction, it would be a concern to me.

As far as I am aware, none of the other leaders Witchita mentioned were / are heavy drinkers, but then again the only one i could be sure of was our own PM.

So, what you're saying then is that if Bush still drank it would explain his political decisions by virtue of the fact that only a person operating with a diminished capacity (in this case due to alcohol intoxication) would make the decisions he has made?

Yet, there are a great many people here in the US that still support and agree with his policies, so are you suggesting that roughly half the population of the US is operating under a diminished capacity for whatever reason (alcohol, drugs, mental defect, etc.)? There is never going to be any unanimity on any political leader's policies, either good or bad.
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Admiralbill_gomec
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Nov 19 2003, 10:26 AM
What, no course in Star Trek history? ;)

No, I took that at Annapolis... :)
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doctortobe
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Well look at Putin, his liver could deflect a bullet and Russia's doing just fine. ;)
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Well look at Putin, his liver could deflect a bullet and Russia's doing just fine.



Well...not exactly. The fact that Putin arrested a major funder of the opposition and the officers of the energy company the funder ran, leaves room for major improvements.

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doctortobe
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I guess my ;) wasn't noticed.

Truth be told, Russia is in a very sorry state. Most of this may be from the fact that the Ukraine split off of Russia, but the population of Russia is falling and is actually below that of the US now! The major problem is that the Russian government isn't forcing its population to stay in the country anymore (a natural effect of communism).
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ANOVA
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ooops how could I miss the little bugger? :blush:

somtimes I get too serious for my own good.

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Swidden
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I think you need to return to adding "All in good fun" to your posts... ;) :angel: :whistle:
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Bill :

Here is the course at Newcastle Uni - The MBA program requires completion of 12 courses selected from -
http://www.gradschool.com.au/courses_mba.html as follows -
6 courses selected from Group A ,
5 electives selected from Group B ,
and/or Group C and/or Group D (prescribed) ,
& at least one Group D course .

Is now studied over 3 trimesters. (Was 2 semesters when I looked last).

Full-time study involves three to four subjects per trimester while part-time study involves one to three subjects per trimester.

Could be completed in one academic year fulltime.
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