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(Cover photograph by Travis Anderson) FEATURES 18 200 Minnesotans You Should Know By Jake Anderson, MINNESOTA Nataleeya Boss, Ingrid Case, FEATURES C U P 2 011 Mary Connor, Suzy Frisch, Dan Heilman, Fran Howard, After page 48 Game-Changers Dale Kurschner, Christa Meland, of Tomorrow John Palm, Gene Rebeck, The annual Minnesota Cup and Tad Simons competition attracted more From rising stars and agents than 1,000 entrepreneurs and their companies. This FEATURES of change to industry titans, year’s grand prize winner is creative geniuses, sports leaders, AUM Cardiovascular, which and celebrities (including has developed a device that can detect clogged arteries Michele Tafoya), meet the in less than 20 seconds. Meet people to know about—and, the innovators (and their innovations) behind AUM if possible, get to know. Cardiovascular and fi ve other industry-division winners. 2 TWIN CITIES BUSINESS tcbmag.com DECEMBER 2011 pg 2-4.indd 1 11/10/11 1:33:59 PM pg 3.indd 1 11/8/11 3:13:10 PM 8 Editor’s Note 10 Starters s Grow Minnesota: “The eyes and ears for the state’s economic development efforts.” s Building a better crutch. s Missoni’s Minneapolis magicians. s W.lab: a space to innovate. 14 Plugged In By Anna Befort The can’t-miss events, people, and places to check out in December. LAW 64 Top 10 Business Lawsuits of the Year By Steve Kaplan We recount the accusations of debt dodging, product failure, bad management, and mutant sugar beets that brought SPECIAL FOCUS SPECIAL Minnesota business into court in 2011. DEPARTMENTS 16 Concierge By Melinda Nelson Where to celebrate (or escape) the season with your VIP clients. SPECIAL FOCUS SPECIAL COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE 72 The Stable Market Segment By Jamie Swedberg Industrial real estate shows signs of life. 9 Guest Commentary INTERACTIVE MARKETING By William Cooper Remembering Ken Dahlberg, an American 75 The Video Game hero. By Dan Haugen Minnesota companies are fi nding that videos are a crucial element of promoting their brands on line. 94 Playbook By Lee Schafer Local nonprofi ts are paying more attention to cost rationalization and effi ciencies. SOURCES OF FINANCING SPECIAL FOCUS SPECIAL 79 Capital Resources 95 Corner Offi ce Compiled by Mary Connor The Twin Cities Business essential By Mark Sheffert Why is it that nobody likes butt-kissers, yet there guide for companies in search of capital. COLUMNS are so many of them? 96 Open Letter SUPER REAL ESTATE AGENTS By Vance Opperman A former U.S. comptroller general sounds the 86 Listings of the top real estate agents in Minnesota. alarm about the federal budget. 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    THE VOICE OF CHICAGO’S GAY, LESBIAN, BI AND TRANS COMMUNITY SINCE 1985 Aug. 19, 2009 • vol 24 no 46 www.WindyCityMediaGroup.com Groups split on Prop 8 repeal time BY REX WOCKNER “There’s no question that the community is, EQCA Executive Director Geoff Kors said that Clinton Rues you know, not unified behind one position and “if (other) people want to move forward with DOMA, DADT page 4 Equality California said Aug. 12 that it does not we really feel that we ... owe the LGBT commu- 2010, they’re welcome to it.” support returning to the ballot to try to repeal nity and our allies our best analysis,” Solomon “It’s a democracy and a free country,” Kors Proposition 8 until 2012. said. “We’d be leading people down a path that I said. “If something qualifies, we will support it Other groups are preparing for a 2010 ballot don’t feel comfortable leading them down (if we (but) we think we have one shot over these next fight. They include the Courage Campaign, Love supported 2010). It’s our job to say, ‘We think elections. ... We’ve come to a different conclu- Honor Cherish, Los Angeles’ Stonewall Demo- this 38-month path is the right path.’” sion than other organizations. ... We’re going to cratic Club and at least 40 other organizations. Solomon said the next ballot fight will cost do this right and smart and strategically.” “Donors want to make sure their investments “$40 million to $60 million.” Meanwhile, the Courage Campaign announced to win back marriage are wisely invested,” EQCA “Californians have been static on the issue of Aug.
  • Academic Clustering: a Longitudinal Analysis of a Division I Football Program ______

    Academic Clustering: a Longitudinal Analysis of a Division I Football Program ______

    Journal of Issues in Intercollegiate Athletics, 2011, 4, 24-41 24 © 2011 College Sport Research Institute Academic Clustering: A Longitudinal Analysis of a Division I Football Program ____________________________________________________________ Jeffrey J. Fountain Nova Southeastern University Peter S. Finley Nova Southeastern University ____________________________________________________________ As NCAA Division I coaches feel greater pressure to produce winning teams while ensuring that athletes remain eligible and progress toward degrees to avoid sanctions under the NCAA’s academic reform initiatives, concerns regarding the clustering of athletes into limited numbers of academic majors has increased. Academic clustering occurs when 25% or more of the members of one team share a single academic major (Case, Greer, & Brown, 1987). Recent studies have extended the analysis of clustering to include the disparate impact on white and minority football players in a single athletic conference (Fountain & Finley, 2009), as well as consideration of female basketball players throughout Division I (Paule, 2010). To date, these studies have provided a snapshot of teams for a given season. This study extends the understanding of clustering by examining one football program over a period of ten years, which allowed for greater understanding of the movement of players into and out of majors, especially the movement into a clustered major midway through their academic experience. Media guides from one BCS football program were used to track the listed majors of 349 players, from 2000 through 2009. Results indicated that players migrated into a single clustered major over time and that a significant number of touted recruits and National Football League draftees selected the clustered major. Further, players who had listed general education (University Studies) in their first media guide appearances frequently selected the clustered major.