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• The rules after 9/11 - publisher's letter - tracking foreign students at colleges and universities - Brief Article 

  What should our collective response be to the government's intense pressure to enlist colleges and universities to help track foreign students?...

  11/01/01 by Dan Shannon · More from publication

• A library for all: when the community college and town of Irving, Texas, decided to build a dual-use library, it took a lot of planning and money, but ultimately both students and taxpayers won - profile in change 

  Students at North Lake Community College in Irving, Texas, have waited a long time for a new library. Students at North Lake Community College in...

  11/01/01 by Amy D'Orio · More from publication

• A new approach to early decision programs - from our perspective 

  Early Decision (ED) programs offer students a mixed blessing. Students can indicate their first choice so that a college will have no doubt about...

  11/01/01 by Howard Greene · More from publication

• Dot-edu thrives with DynaPortal - Product news: higher-education and technology products, projects, and services - Drury University 

  When Drury University decided to relaunch its Web site, it turned to DynaPortal, portal software developed by BiznizWeb Inc. The result is a...

  11/01/01 · More from publication

• Power hungry: servers are the lifeblood of a campus, from supporting research projects to allowing students wireless access. This guide will direct your school to finding the system that is right for it, considering factors such as size, operating system 

  Power. More than 600 users draw on server resources at the Cornell Theory Center for research done at the Ithaca, N.Y., university. With a wide...

  11/01/01 by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti · More from publication

• Two cheers for shared governance: exploring ideas and practices in the areas of planning and managing - on the boundary - Brief Article 

  In the standard CEO memoir, an intrepid leader cuts through red tape, issues orders, and gets the job done. He's completely in charge. He refuses...

  11/01/01 by Mario Moussa · More from publication

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