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(August 10, 2007) Special Report Carter Ramps up Clinical Teching Gig An Investigative Series on the Use of the CoB for Personal Gain Documents received by usmnews.net weeks ago have recently been given a cursory examination for future reports. That examination uncovered some interesting details about EFIB Chairman George Carter’s fall 2007 teaching schedule that supports prior reports here at usmnews.net. Carter’s fall 2007 is shown below:

(August 13, 2007) Breaking News Was Carter’s Clinical Teaching Professorship Program Nixed? HATTIESBURG – Within hours after USMNEWS.NET reports showed that EFIB Chair George Carter was “ramping up” his clinical teaching professorship program – an informal program used by Carter to supplement salaries of some of his EFIB faculty favorites – it appears that USM administrators have taken action to tighten control over Carter’s use of the scheduling process to create salary supplements and other benefits

(August 21, 2007) The Following is a Mock Interview with EFIB Chair George Carter – All of the Answers to Our Fictitious Questions Come from the “What George Carter Thinks” Catalogue of Quotes The Southern Miss CoB: Past, Present and Future
A Mock Interview with EFIB Chair George Carter

(August 24, 2007) Breaking News Another Controversial Faculty Governance Vote Upcoming in EFIB HATTIESBURG – Reporters at USMNEWS.NET have learned that EFIB Chair George Carter has once again made the EFIB faculty's choice of governance options controversial.

(August 27, 2007) Breaking News Green Takes Carter's Overload Course and $5,000 HATTIESBURG – In a follow-up to a prior reports here at USMNEWS.NET (see Carter Ramps Up Clinical Teaching Gig and Was Carter's Clinical Teaching Program Nixed?), reporters have learned (through SOAR) that associate professor of economics Trellis Green has taken on the overload section of ECO 201 that was put up "for sale" by EFIB Chair George Carter.

(August 31, 2007) Breaking News EFIB Governance, 2006-2008 George Carter Run Amok HATTIESBURG Almost 20 EFIB faculty participated in the department's 30-Aug-07 faculty governance election, and not a single vote was cast for the 3-person committee governance option. EFIB Chair George Carter got his slam dunk victory, but that was expected by everyone in the room. As such, Carter's victory is not news. What is news, however, is Carter's preamble to the EFIB department governance vote. Sources tell USMNEWS.NET that Carter spent some time explaining to the faculty in attendance the meaning of the phrase "Corps of Instruction," and how that phrase fits into USM's faculty governance proceedings. As Carter explained to the EFIB, faculty with the "visiting" title are not part of the EFIB's "Corps of Instruction," and are not allowed to participate in the governance vote.