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Articles in March, 2002 issue of University Business

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• Gift baskets for studying? Condom sales balloon at campus pharmacy - Update
• Student aid fundraising: is it the answer to the loan/grant imbalance? - Special section: the economy
• Questionable connections: activist group calls for investigation into Harvard's Enron ties - In The News
  by Tim Goral
• MIT's OpenCourseWare: almost ready for prime time: University debuts internal pilot of new system; worldwide launch in fall - Update
  by Tim Goral
• Seeing things a different way - New products: looking for higher-education and technology products and services? Start here
  by Nicole Rivard
• The deleted domino effect - Editor's Note
  by Katherine Grayson
• Beyond the Campus: how colleges and universities form partnerships with their communities - Between the Lines
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• Fundraising in tough times: award-winning fundraisers are locking in more dollars than ever—even in a recession. How do they do it?
  by Nicole Rivard
• Endowments and the shifting economy: diversification and discipline have their rewards - On The Money
  by Todd E. Petzel
• AOL adds to virtual campus: higher ed/adult learning portal expands - Update
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Presentation power: improvements in display screens and projectors offer colleges new ways to `show their stuff.' - Technology
  by Michelle Adelman
• Do you know who works for you? To check, or not to check, that is the question - background - Update
  by Angela Pascopella
• There's a hole in the bucket: exactly how schools will close the gap between budget cuts and spending is the question of the day - Special section: the economy
  by Tim Goral
• Finding strength in budget cuts: why "feeling your pain" might not be so bad - Viewpoint
  by Patrick Clinton
• CNBC's Insana: endowment warning: top market analyst urges "balance" in endowment investing - Update
  by Katherine Grayson
• 2002 guide to financial aid lenders - Special section: the economy
  by Jeffrey Morris
• McKeon gets fed.up: federal legislator urges administrators to head to new Web site, speeding changes in higher ed regulation - In The News
  by Katherine Grayson
• Reauthorizing HEA now critical: tackling student aid issues head-on, Rep. Holt `champions' the cause - Update
  by Katherine Grayson
• Look ma, no cables - New products: looking for higher-education and technology products and services? Start here
  by Nicole Rivard
• Disaster planning 101: from presidents and provosts: the lessons of disaster - In The News
  by Nicole Rivard
• Virtual roundtable: is this the end of early decision? - Discussion
  by Tim Goral
• The lumina foundation misses its opportunity: the fallacy of Lumina's claim is evident to anyone who has looked at Education Department enrollment data - Controversy
  by David L. Warren
• Steal this idea: university patent-infringement suits flourish - Update
  by Tim Goral
• Lobbyist lockdown: higher ed associations shut out of student aid negotiations - Update
  by Nicole Rivard
• Adjuncts wanted - New products: looking for higher-education and technology products and services? Start here
  by Nicole Rivard
• Inquiring minds want to know: Montana higher ed faces "open meetings" challenge - Update
  by Tim Goral
• The economics of marketing: in a poor economy, marketing should be a finely tuned resource allocation tool - Marketing
  by Robert A. Sevier
• Does this web site work? Albion College - www.albion.edu - First Click