It is tempting, at a time like this, to look enviously at Germany. There, notes the report, "clubs are owned by their supporters, who must control at least 50+1 % of the votes within a club. That ensures a degree of accountability to fans (which works to keep ticket prices lower) and has prevented oligarchs and other wealthy individuals taking over clubs." There is, of course, nothing inherently wrong with a wealthy individual's takeover you will not hear many complaints from Chelsea or Manchester City fans, for example but the question becomes a more vexed one when those individuals, as in the cases of Portsmouth, Malaga and Manchester United, have financial goals that are at variance with the club's best interests.."In order for students to compete in the global workforce, they must command technical skills and knowledge to succeed in rapidly changing industries," says Dr. Ahmed Naumaan, dean of the College of Engineering and Information Sciences at DeVry Un