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Articles in Oct, 2007 issue of University Business

• Campus footbaths draw attention
  by Eileen Mullan
• Reversal of fortune: turnaround higher ed success stories
  by James Martin
• Teleopathy and the translation of conscience
  by Kenneth Goodpaster
• What is this thing called CRM? You've probably heard the term, but surprisingly few know what constituent relationship management really means and what it can do for your institution
  by Kevin Campbell
• Ready to mount up
  by Michele Hermann
• Spooky student group
  by Ann MClure
• A model for other nations
  by Jo Young Switzer
• Tuition and student debt levels reflect national priorities
  by Thomas Kepple
• A mighty mouse
  by Michele Hermann
• Video control that's not remote
  by Michele Hermann
• Lifting the haze
  by Ann McClure
• Final stretch: as Congress nears the end of its session, some work is finished but much remains to be done
  by Alan Dessoff
• To be successful, institutions must be responsive to change
  by M. Carroll Isselmann
• Chief information officers speak out; five experienced CIOs discuss security, staffing, and how they respond to changing technology on campus
  by Ann McClure
• Keeping your eyes on the road
  by Michele Hermann
• Campus fires rise, so do warnings
  by Eileen Mullan
• A private showing: partnerships between private developers and IHEs have reached a new level of sophistication
  by Julie Sturgeon
• The commodity market and the university education
  by Ann C. McPherren
• Demand print or print on demand?
  by Karine Joly
• In conference, no matter where you are
  by Michele Hermann
• Sound bite
• Civil rights pioneer at U of Tennessee
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Fostering sustainable growth on campuses
  by Marylouise Fennell
• The continuing importance of place in library service
  by Richard McKay
• Not breaking the sound barrier
  by Michele Hermann
• Calendar
• Inside Greek U.: Fraternities, Sororities, and the Pursuit of Pleasure, Power, and Prestige
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Out of the box global opportunities: international educational opportunities provide a wonderful point of departure for students and institutions to expand their horizons
  by Howard Greene
• Serving, learning, and succeeding
  by Michael A. MacDowell
• Helping students manage education debt: whose job is it?
  by Paul Combe
• Projecting new models
  by Michele Hermann
• Reaching the wide open spaces
  by Ann McClure
• Not business as usual: although business programs have the largest enrollments, some schools look for ways to tie them into liberal studies
  by Richard Ekman
• College loans still a good option
  by Forrest M. Stuart
• Barriers falling: the higher education world has been talking about breaking down silos for years. SCUP-42 put integration on display
  by Caryn Meyers Fliegler
• Safe and secure
  by Michele Hermann
• Getting their money's worth
  by Tim Goral
• Alumni relations benchmarks
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Changing student demographics
  by Mary Pat Seurkamp
• Why relevance matters
  by Jerry C. Lee
• Spine-free scanning
  by Michele Hermann
• Reporting live on the scene
  by Michele Hermann
• After criticism, Virginia Tech seeks reform; some say an internal audit doesn't go far enough
  by Michele Herrmann
• Mike the tiger's habitat: Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge
  by Michele Herrmann
• Ivory towers no more
  by Jo Ann M. Gora
• Distance learning that works
  by Paul D. Lack
• Proud to present
  by Michele Hermann
• Applicants omit class rank; many competitive high schools have stopped providing this information
  by Al Betts
• Study abroad is target of new investigation
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• The new gold rush? Wireless opportunities for colleges and universities through EBS broadcast spectrum leases
  by John S. Sanders
• Financial aid administrators under the microscope
  by Donna Cerza
• Problems, not issues: why don't we bother?
  by Virginia McBride
• What I learned on my spring break
  by Michele Hermann