71.   Business schools are big business but are not living up to the standards they preach, Stuart Crainer and Des Dearlove write.

72.   Business schools are flush with money after the long bull market, and openings outnumber qualified candidates at many of them.

73.   Business schools could use the interactive movies and games for case studies, for example, and provide different outcomes for different decisions by the would-be executives.

74.   Business schools must be able to foster teamwork.

75.   Business schools offered case studies of firms that guaranteed lifetime employment and built low-cost housing for workers.

76.   Business schools say their experience has outpaced the national trend.

77.   Bush attended the business school at Harvard University several years after he graduated from Yale University.

78.   Business schools and law schools routinely furnish the information on first or second request but PhD programs profess ignorance.

79.   Business schools are spreading like wildfire, reaching the new markets of Eastern Europe and Asia and old ones such as Oxford and Cambridge.

80.   Business schools have also begun to attract more attention from young college grads.