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As the Internet changes the rules of the game, MBA curricula are evolving to keep up. It used to be simple. Top business schools fed the next generation of leaders a strict diet of proven strategies and reliable business models, and then turned graduates loose to run America's corporations. In the wake of the great dotcom meltdown, however, ideas like workable business models, sensible marketing strategies, and sane growth projections are back in vogue. The enormous changes wrought by the new economy have forced B-schools to overhaul course offerings and demand more from professors to remain relevant.