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Doonesbury on creationism

Doonesbury nails the personal consequences of creationism in this hysterically funny funny:

 

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This entry was posted in Humor on December 20, 2005 by Espen.

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Courses with Espen Andersen

A list of open courses I am involved with at BI Norwegian Business School:

  • Strategisk Forretningsutvikling og Innovasjon, next round starting September 2019 (5 modules, Exec Master of Management, Norwegian, typically sells out fast)
  • Analytics for Strategic Management, next round starting Fall 2019 (5 modules, Exec Master of Management, English, typically sells out fast)
  • Decisions from data: Driving an organization on analytics, Oslo, May 21-23, 2019 (exec short program, in English)
  • Digitalisering for vekst og innovasjon, Sophia Antipolis, October 22-25 2018 (exec short program, Norwegian)
  • Nettverksledelse i praksis, Oslo, (exec short program, Norwegian)

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