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Articles in Oct, 2003 issue of University Business

• Better PR - Feedback
  by Leah Kolt
• U of Utah's gun ban policy upheld: other schools may consider similar rules
• Combined/accelerated degree programs—to attract motivated students, get an 'edge,' and help families fight soaring costs - The Admission Angle
  by Howard Greene
• Procurement power - What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services?
  by Audra Carbone
• Now presenting … - Feedback
  by Howard Davis
• Tech spending up, says study: buying continues despite slow economy - Update
• Ohio Dominican University - Appointed And Promoted
• The little department that could: Auxiliary Services is no longer the black hole of campus expense. Today it is not only self-supporting, but generating revenue to fill institutional budget gaps
  by Rebecca Sausner
• Is a student a customer? - Feedback
  by Kenneth Evans
• Private schools become part of the 'plan': hundreds of private IHEs have formed a new 529 tuition savings plan - Stats Watch
• Rutgers U - In The News
• Can we talk? Content management systems and personalization tools can turn your site into a conversation - Online
  by Stephanie Geyer
• The cost of college - Feedback
  by Stan Gardner
• Effective Teaching with Technology in Higher Education: Foundations for Success
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• Gustavus Adolphus College - Appointed And Promoted
• Managing multimedia: new standards, products, software, and strategies are propelling schools into a smartly managed audio/visual future
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• The university is for both students and faculty: the growing focus on faculty research has little to do with dedication to students, says this month's contributor - Controversy
  by Robert Perry
• A mandate to change - Editor's Note
  by Kathy Grayson
• Des Moines Area Community College - Appointed And Promoted
• The economic risk conundrum: why IHE financial planners should prepare now, for future economic shocks - On The Money
  by Gerald B. Finch
• Say "cheese" - What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services?
  by Audra Carbone
• A letter from the publisher
  by David Fales
• Group scores partial victory in free speech fight: Shippensburg is told to rewrite its code of conduct - Update
• Harold "Pete" Goldsmith is now VP of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs at Kent State University - OH - Appointed And Promoted
• Gateway—serving higher education's purchasing requirements through eProcurement services - Advertising Supplement
• Events calendar
• Online ed as competition - Feedback
  by Wallace K. Pond
• Software piracy a growing problem, says study: survey shows practice not limited to students - Stats Watch
• Baylor University - In The News
• There's power in partnering: if you haven't considered partnering with an IT or telecom vendor, now's the time - Technology
  by Linda Fleit
• Student vs. faculty debate rages on - Feedback
• SMU isn't playing around with game course: program is a win-win for $25 billion industry - Update
• Palm Beach Atlantic University - FL - Appointed And Promoted
• Transforming your CIO: technical expertise is no longer enough for today's CIO. Here's how to find the CIO to move your school into the future - People & Politics
  by Barbara Kaufman
• Correction
• Thomas George, 56, became the new chancellor for the University of Missouri-St. Louis this fall, after having served in the same capacity for the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point - Appointed And Promoted
• Get Ink II: in this second look at creating awareness, we focus on marketing the president to the media - Marketing
  by Robert Sevier
• Backup enhancement for Macs - What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services?
  by Audra Carbone
• Coalition pushes for federal loan changes: group says Congress needs to reduce student burden - In The News
• Michael Larkin has been promoted to VP of Advancement for St. Edward's University - TX - Appointed And Promoted
• Going global: American colleges and universities head to distant lands, and approach the challenge in markedly different ways
  by Elizabeth Gardner
• Agile Presentations - What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services?
  by Audra Carbone