61.   All the while, Kellogg burnished its reputation as a real-world business school that emphasized teamwork.

62.   Business plan competitions have become the rage on college campuses as engineering and business school students vie for venture capital, corporate recognition and academic degrees.

63.   Business school deans cringe when they think about the Robert O. Anderson business school at the University of New Mexico.

64.   Business school has turned into a kind of laboratory.

65.   Business schools are increasingly turning to practitioners rather than scholars to teach entrepreneurship, either alone or paired with a more traditional professor.

66.   Business schools are making that morphing easier.

67.   Business schools besides Zicklin are training their students to work in a less structured world, too.

68.   Business schools across the country still use the Tylenol recall as an example of managing a corporate crisis.

69.   Business schools cite a host of reasons for their new popularity.

70.   Business schools and other professional courses also favored men.