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Articles in Oct, 2004 issue of University Business

• Calendar
• The Bachelor, college style: UCF students will participate in a new reality dating show
• Getting better, but doing worse: report says fewer high schoolers continue education
• Golden Gate University
• The network dominates: today's network serves as the central nervous system of campus life
  by Ron Levine
• Focused projection
• Distance Learning tool
• Sustainability on Campus: Stories and Strategies for Change
  by Tim Goral
• Colleges sell surplus goods online: many schools are turning to eBay to sell used or unneeded equipment
• Members of the University of Minnesota's governing board have put their vote of confidence in President Robert Bruininks, deciding in September to give him a raise and extend his contract
• PeopleSoft Enterprise Marketing is a jewel for the Gemological Institute of America: GIA wanted a better view of its customers, to track the results from its marketing campaigns, and to turn more prospects into students
• Get audiovisual control
  by Alana Klein
• Walk while you talk
• Handhelds with Wi-Fi connectivity
• The growing two-class education system
  by Tom Halligan
• Linking alumni online: New Hampshire's Plymouth State launches an alumni portal
• St. Mary's College of California
• Can free portals make the grade? Before you pay for commercial software, consider the open-source alternatives
  by Joe Panetierri
• The art of the executive search: a search firm can help universities avoid trouble when trying to fill a high-level post
  by Stacey W. Meyer
• Is your campus energy efficient?
• Messaging made easier
• Teens of means and the dangers of privilege: rarely is their success driven by a quest for knowledge
  by William H. Caskey
• Mental illnesses mount on campus: new study says students experience a high rate of mental illness
• A gift that keeps on giving: UCF gets cutting-edge tech patents
• Mim Runey will be president of Johnson & Wales University's Charleston Campus
• Digital signage delivers on campus: affordable wide-screen digital signs are finding multiple uses on campuses, and may even generate revenue
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Preparing for an emergency
• Helpful upgrade
• Lighter and brighter
• Pratt Institute moves constituent services online
• Bootleg books: copy scheme puts school in a bind
• Clark College
• Integrated marketing budget, Part 2: guidelines to sharpen your budget focus
  by Bob Sevier
• Case study: the Ohio State University Newark and Central Ohio Technical College share a campus-wide network and the advantages of Extreme Networks' high-performance infrastructure
• Connecting the digital campus
• Video communication
• Does this website work? University of Miami
  by Alana Klein
• UC System scores its tenth campus: applicants flood school
• Penn State cleans up its act: saves money with new washing machines
• Larry Kochard will be Georgetown University's chief investment officer
• PeopleSoft gives Dakota students hands-on access: 'the applications are designed to work together out of the box, and they do.'
• Manage e-mail applications better
  by Alana Klein
• Say goodbye to spam
• Textbook alternative
• Memo to winner of presidential election: the time is now to have a technology vision
  by Harold Raveche
• Trump U? Billionaire may launch online school
• Thomas Kean, president of Drew University and former governor of New Jersey, will retire from the university next spring
• The dark horses of campus computing: new technologies and services will keep IT administrators on their toes
  by Tom Warger
• The mighty multiuse facility: IHEs are building impressive mixed-use facilities to attract new students, benefit the community, and generate extra revenue
  by Alana Klein
• Smooth scheduling
• Project anywhere
• Auburn's reorganization: Interim president fires staff
• Open source software to save money: Indiana U, U Hawaii, and NACUBO form Kuali to develop business software
• Susan Hockfield, a neuroscientist and the most recent provost for Yale University , will be the first woman president for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• JumpStart charts course to faster data consolidation at U of Florida: sprawling campuses and massive data overwhelmed system and users
• Building alumni relationships
  by Alana Klein
• A turnstile you can trust
• New widescreen, LCD notebook
• Raising a ruckus: new service offers music, movies, and chat
• Professor Manson? mtvU hopes celebs will bring in viewers
• Florida Atlantic University has picked Deborah Robinson to be associate vice president of advancement
• An Elixir for burnout: facing constant pressure, senior administrators need to manage stress before it takes its toll
  by Barbara Kaufman
• Fast printing
• Opening the lines of communication
• Zoom in on iPhoto
• New campus magazines capture students' attention: a slew of new magazines targeted to college students make their debut
• Take my wife, please … and put her on the payroll
• Manchester College also selected its first woman president, Jo YoungcSwitzer, who takes office July 2005
• Butler University gets personal with PeopleSoft Enterprise Campus Solutions: legacy system: 'by moving business processes to the Web, we've removed barriers to serving our students.'
• Mounting solution
  by Alana Klein
• An affordable portable
• Playing it safe