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This is a collection of curious articles for students who have taken POS 101 - and would like to keep reading and thinking about some of the issues we discussed (plus some we missed).
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Sunday, February 21, 2016
A fun article on the uses and misuses of literature in business
education. Despite some negative examples, good literature could be truly illuminating
for those who do not just skate through the default major…
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