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Articles in Jan, 2005 issue of University Business

• Pell Grants get squeezed: 84,000 students may be shut out
• David Potter, the outgoing Higher Education Commissioner, becomes the president of North Georgia College and State University this month
• Repositioning price: as they compete against private institutions, public IHEs need to rethink financial aid
  by Kathy Kurz
• Stay on schedule
  by Alana Klein
• Better file storage and access
• Weapons of mass disruption: is your institution prepared to handle emergencies?
  by Pat Myerscough
• A new breed of benefactor: alumni, trustees drawing up contracts to direct how their gifts are spent
• Thomas Shepherd will be the next president of Ross University and executive vice president of DeVry Inc
• Smart business: from financial aid to fundraising, cutting-edge software can streamline your business process, saving you time and money
  by Tim Goral
• Watch your assets
• Blogging for prospects: student blogs are the latest recruitment marketing tool
• James Sprunt Community College
• Look to the web to increase recruitment: the college website continues to influence enrollment decisions. Is your site up to par?
  by Alana Klein
• Bluetooth Tablet to enhance presentations
• Calendar
• Foreign students decline: numbers drop for first time in 30 years
• University of Great Falls
• Jeffery Mills has become vice president for university advancement at Monmouth University
• Filter free projectors
  by Alana Klein
• Ensuring data recovery
• 'About face' for military recruiters on campus: new ruling says schools can't be penalized if they bar recruiters
• Saint Mary's University of Minnesota has selected Brother Craig J. Franz to be its next president
• How to evaluate your marketing staff: assessing employee performance leads to quicker attainment of marketing goals
  by Bob Sevier
• File sharing made easier
  by Alana Klein
• Get fundraising help
• Oracle buys PeopleSoft … finally: company pledges to continue product support until 2013
• Dolores Cross, former president of the struggling Morris Brown University has been indicted by the federal government for defrauding the school, the U.S. Department of Education, and hundreds of students
• C. Peter Magrath, president of the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges and a former president of the University of Minnesota
• IHEs find e-commerce pays off: want to save time, money, and increase efficiencies? Look to the web to conduct an array of business functions
  by John Otrompke
• Protection from IM and P2P Threats
• Face-to-face admissions: a handful of IHEs are delivering admissions decisions in person
• Alverno College has selected Mary Meehan to be its next president
• Rich media comes of age: how IHEs utilize the web's ability to deliver audio, video, and content to students anytime, and anyplace
  by Elizabeth Crane
• Enhanced web content management
• Colleges drop the ball in aid to poor students: wealthy institutions should do more to educate needy students
  by Thomas R. Kepple, Jr.
• Security 101: minimizing risks and maximizing network safety with CDW-G
• More student song swappers sued: but RIAA has trouble making charges stick
• Washington & Jefferson College has picked Tori Haring-Smith to be its next president
• Taming the web infrastructure beast: as web demand accelerates on campus, IT managers must corral multiple technologies to improve services and functionality
  by Rebecca Sausner
• HDV Solutions for video pros
• Public Funding of Higher Education: Changing Contexts and New Rationales
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• Daniel Goodwin, chair of the board at Northeastern Illinois University, went beyond the call of duty when he donated $400,000 of his own money to settle a three-week faculty walkout
• The first feline graduate: illegal spam operators award diploma to cat
• New course cartridges
  by Alana Klein
• Develop online programs
• It's an internet world out there
• Court says it won't change copyright law: ruling may limit access to works
• Trinity College installed a new president this fall, after sustaining several years of interim leadership
• Caught on camera: new surveillance technologies boost campus security efforts
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Wireless projecting