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Leadership Skills News02-Jul-2009
- Ganguly praises Dhoni's leadership skills (Deepika)
Kolkata, June 3 (UNI) Sourav Ganguly today lauded leadership of Mahender Singh Dhoni and said under him India were firm favouites to defend ICC World Twenty20 in England. Ganguly rubbished India's defeat in the warm-up matches againt New Zealand.
- Blackwood's leadership skills pay off for Chaps (Lubbock Avalanche-Journal)
Last Friday night, as he stood in the midst of players celebrating Lubbock Christian University's second NAIA World Series championship, Nathan Blackwood was asked whether he recalled the first title.
- Who's who in this year's baseball draft (Boston Herald)
Some of the top players eligible for Tuesday's first-year player baseball draft (with position, school, height, weight and college class): DUSTIN ACKLEY 1B-OF,...
- Ex-First Boston CEO to run UFL's NY football team (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
The United Football League named on Monday the former head of First Boston Corp as the owner of its New York team, ahead of the American football league's October launch.
- City lawyer to lead university lobby group (Guardian Unlimited)
Nicola Dandridge named as chief executive of Universities UK University leaders have appointed a former City lawyer as chief executive of their umbrella group, Universities UK, to steer them through what are expected to be turbulent times for higher education. Nicola Dandridge will join the vice-chancellors' lobby group in September after stepping down as head of the Equality Challenge Unit, an ...
- Portland Trailblazers Team Report (USA Today)
Greg Oden is going to get plenty of coaching attention this summer.
- Eager to pick up new skills (The Star)
Two Malaysian women are in a group of 25 global NGO leaders selected to learn leadership skills for community development.
- Top High Schools: The Public Elites (Newsweek)
The nation's most elite public high schools fall outside the NEWSWEEK list.
- Join the Club (Coeur d'Alene Press)
This summer the Boys and Girls Club of Kootenai County reached new heights as more than 350 kids signed up to be a part of the club and participate in the summer programs.
- Disabled Vet Chang Wong Standing on His Own New Feet (New America Media)
Chang Wong is currently a student at the California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) majoring in business. He is a disabled veteran who served as a sergeant in the U.S. Army. While fighting on the Iraqi battlefield in 2005, a tank mine exploded; as a result, both his feet were amputated.
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