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Tom Halligan "Alums: back on campus: Baby Boomers are flocking to campus retirement communities and, in turn, pumping money back into the school". University Business. FindArticles.com. 29 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0LSH/is_12_7/ai_n8573953/

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• On the Two-Class Education System
  by McRae C. Banks
• New test measures: college students await a new standardized test
• Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities
• Sonic Foundry offers a 'studio in a box'
• eCollege introduces business intelligence tools
• Alums: back on campus: Baby Boomers are flocking to campus retirement communities and, in turn, pumping money back into the school
  by Tom Halligan
• As a venture capitalist, Mark Stevens is a man accustomed to making things happen
• Roving planet defends networks
• Ruffalo Cody debuts donor management software
• Revamped website
  by Wendy Dibean
• Correction
• Standardized testing: help or hindrance? What you need to know about changes to college admissions testing
  by Howard Greene
• Anystream launches automated lecture-capture and web publishing system for higher ed
• Gateway offers a 'cooler' computer
• The payoffs of parent outreach: listservs, e-mails, and interactive web programs are just a few of the tools IHEs are using to keep parents better connected to the campus and to their children
  by Alana Klein
• Hobsons introduces new e-communication tracking technology
• Butler University gets personal with PeopleSoft Enterprise Campus Solutions: 'by moving business processes to the Web, we've removed barriers to serving our students.'
• The cost of open-source
  by A. Michael Berman
• EGreetings to you: Florida International University starts eGreeting program
• Texas A&M University
• Crestron releases presentation solution with touchpanel interface
• WebCT's PowerLink provides RSS accessibility
• Job fairs portend recovering economy: recruiters flocking to campus career events
• Canon's brightest projector
• Apple in the classroom
• Higher ed goes mobile, lightweight: from handhelds to tablets to laptops, campus computer users are veering away from traditional desktop PCs. So why are they still showing up in the campus computer labs?
  by John Burton
• Daniel Ritchie, chancellor at the University of Denver, will step down after serving in that post for 15 years
• Presidential Transition in Higher Education: Managing Leadership Change
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• Harry Courniotes, president of American International College , will end his run as the longest-serving higher ed president in the U.S. when he retires in May
• Macromedia teams with WebCT
• SciQuest adds reverse auction to e-procurement solution
• Playing to learn
  by Don Davis
• Shut the door on your way out
• Leaders and innovators in education technology converged
• Hitachi debuts trio of lightweight, low-noise projectors
• Sun showcases Digital Campus
• Web content management: controlling the website when everybody wants a piece of the action
  by John Savarese
• University of Illinois
• NEC unveils multi-layered data security solution
• SOX education: though not required to do so, universities that comply with Sarbanes-Oxley Act provisions on internal controls will reap the rewards
  by Mary Foster
• IHEs form open-source consortium: group touts growth, stability of scalable .LRN solution
• TippingPoint provides new protection against cyberattacks
• McGraw-Hill Higher Education, Cisco form partnership
• Adobe's Acrobat does new tricks
• Calendar
• More minorities apply and enroll to med school: minority enrollment in U.S. med schools surges
• Whitman College
• Smart Technologies upgrades computer lab instruction software
• Blackboard announces new Learning System for .Net
• Health care needs and America's college students: public health dilemma or opportunity? Though regarded as a desirable population by health insurers, your students may be underinsured, and institutional clinics are lagging. Here's how some universities ar
  by John Otrompke
• IT budgets are better: signs of recovery in the annual Campus Computing Survey
• Weaving pop culture into curriculum: reality TV is making its way into classrooms
• Packeteer announces fast WAN application traffic manager
• GTCO CalComp enhances student response and assessment
• Dell creates Intelligent Classroom for higher education
• Something's wrong with the grading: "shabby analysis" detracts from public debate of higher ed issues
  by Mark Murray