A recent survey, done by MBA50.com, asked students, who were studying for a Master of Business Administrations Degree how happy they were during their course.

The questions asked, by MBA50.com, of students at business schools in 11 countries around the world were, how happy they were before they began their MBA, during their MBA and how happy they expected to be after the completion of their MBA.

The respondents were all either full-time, part-time, executive MBA or distance MBA students and the countries they came from included: France, Brazil, Germany, Spain, Netherlands, India, United Kingdom, China, Canada, Switzerland and the USA.

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The shoot is expected to appear in DIVA, a Pakistani fashion and lifestyle magazine. The images were placed on the designer’s Facebook page, leading fans to express their anger.

 The images are described as being beyond tasteless, and it’s difficult to know what the designer was thinking.  Experts speculate that it may have been thought that the edginess and controversy of the shoot would reap more rewards than losses.   But while international attention has been placed on the publication, most fans do not find the ad to be appealing.  It also has branded both the designer and the fashion magazine to be racist.  They’ve both been asked to apologize.

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President Barack Obama is hitting what could be considered to be the most challenged part of his presidency.  He has already been slammed in the media by three scandals:  One accusing his administration of spying on the Associated press, another involving a cover-up on the attack on the US Consulate in Benghazi, and a third alleging IRS attacks on political enemies of the administration.

The fourth scandal involves rampant s-xual assault within the ranks of the US military.   The president has used the words “shameful and disgraceful” to describe the assaults, stating that he would seek reform to the authority of commanding officers to overturn convictions.   The president is promising to “explore every good idea that’s out there to fix this problem.”

The scandal emerged when the Pentagon released a report stating that the number of s-xual assaults in the military rose an astonishing 129 percent since 2004.  This means that there were 26,000 members of the armed forces who were assaulted last year alone, and only 3,347 of these assaults were reported due to fear of retaliation.

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