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NMSU Business Outlook: April 2014

By cobadmin | Published April 15, 2014

A Short Note to New Subscribers Welcome new subscribers! NMSU Business Outlook is a free, monthly online publication sponsored by NMSU’s College of Business. Its primary audience is business practitioners and laypersons. If you prefer not to receive these alert…
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NMSU Business Outlook: November 2012

By cobadmin | Published November 15, 2012

New Mexico Export Future: Running Against the Odds? Miguel Vicens, NMSU Doctor of Economic Development Program New Mexico is among 20 landlocked states in the United States. One may think that the “adverse” condition of having no coast or easy…
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Atlantic Monthly: Beating Obesity

By cobadmin | Published May 4, 2010

May 2010. Retrieved online: May 4, 2010, from Marc Ambinder, Atlantic Monthly magazine Read the Atlantic Monthly magaize article “Beating Obesity” for reference to Dr. Collin Payne’s research. …Over the past two decades, as the U.S. economy shed manufacturing jobs,…
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Jon Willis: The Bernice & Hank Willis Study Lounge

By cobadmin | Published November 18, 2009

November 18, 2009 by Jon Willis, with permission Jon Willis: Remarks at the Dedication of the Bernice & Hank Willis Study Lounge, Oct. 23, 2009 Thank you Dean Carruthers, Sylvia, and Cheri for your efforts in organizing this event. And…
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