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Articles in Oct, 2001 issue of Matrix: The Magazine for Leaders in Education

• The true cost of collegiate athletics - from our perspective - Brief Article
  by Howard Greene
• "We are the community's college": with a sharpened focus on its central mission, Anne Arundel Community College has earned both local and national accolades
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• Is your site getting hits … or being missed? If online searches are missing your web site, it may be your fault. Here are six ways to boost your web site's visibility - written on the web - Brief Article
  by Odvard Egil Dyrli
• Get organized - Product news: higher-education and technology products, projects and services - Brief Article
• A different reason for worrying about stem cell research - an educated guess - Brief Article
  by Christopher R.L. Blake
• The long goodbye: faced with a dwindling enrollment and an anemic endowment, Trinity College tried for years to put off the inevitable
  by Lionel C. Bascom
• The Metropolitan University - lesson from leaders - Brief Article
  by Robert L. Caret
• Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity loses recognition - Brief Article
  by Al Branch
• Improving the digital campus - Product news: higher-education and technology products, projects and services - Brief Article
• Who needs tenure? exploring ideas and practices in the areas of planning and managing - on the boundary - Brief Article
  by Mario Moussa
• The college that doesn't exist … yet: the F.W. Olin College has taken a unique approach to the planning, building and marketing of the nation's first new independent, four-year engineering school in 40 years. Here's an inside look at their story - C
  by Karen Singer
• Pay an easier way - Product news: higher-education and technology products, projects and services - Brief Article
• REPORT: less than half of college students actually graduate - Matrix News: noteworthy people, programs, funding, and technological advances in the world of higher education - Brief Article
  by Al Branch
• Tools, toys & training: meet the needs of your IT staff now by offering them the three T's and you may gain productivity, innovation and loyalty
  by Nicole Rivard
• Wal-Mart jumps into the college textbook market - Matrix News: noteworthy people, programs, funding, and technological advances in the world of higher education - Brief Article
  by Al Branch
• It takes a campus: when it comes to retention efforts, Loyola University in New Orleans has learned that it takes an entire campus to graduate a student - profile in change
  by Nicole Rivard
• Learning Lessons the Hard Way - Editor's Note - Brief Article
  by Wayne D'Orio
• What students want And what you can do about it: what's on the minds of college students? A Harvard researcher spent the last 15 years finding out, and his answers may surprise you - Interview
  by Tim Goral
• E-procurement - Product news: higher-education and technology products, projects and services - Brief Article
• New Jersey looks to keep their own - Matrix News: noteworthy people, programs, funding, and technological advances in the world of higher education - Brief Article
  by Al Branch
• Looking at lending: want to make money and serve your students better? Some colleges are doing this by underwriting loans to graduate students
  by Judith Harkham Semas
• University expands sex crime unit - Matrix News: noteworthy people, programs, funding, and technological advances in the world of higher education - Brief Article
  by Al Branch
• Exploring handhelds: colleges are starting to integrate handhelds into everyday student life. The big question that remains is what are the best uses for the devices?
  by Mark Seavy