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Articles in Feb, 2004 issue of University Business

• Know your niche: Berklee set out to be the MIT of music; now the trick is to keep the focus without straying - Viewpoint
  by David Hornfischer
• What is the true cost of your college? Here are 7 ways your school can help families better understand and manage college costs - The Admissions Angle
  by Howard Greene
• Patently conflicted: medical schools have gotten into the health technology business in a big way, but in the wake of litigation, institutions may surface as guilty of conflicts of interest - Research & Business
  by John Otrompke
• Direct Connect: consultants, dealers, services & products
• Fort Lewis College - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Classroom monitors - The Latest Presentation Products
• When you'd rather switch than fight - What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services?
  by Alana Klein
• Decision 2004: financial aid: szing up the candidates' positions - Financial Aid Watch
• Portable projector promises the 'Silent' treatment - The Latest Presentation Products
• A director you can work with - What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services?
  by Alana Klein
• The urge to converge - Editor's Note
  by Kathy Grayson
• Element K® education case study: Quinnipiac University Student e-Learning experience: test, pilot, and rollout - Advertisement
• Extron boosts AV education - The Latest Presentation Products
• Lean & mean projector - What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services?
  by Alana Klein
• Duke University , yet another welt-regarded southern school, has also turned to the Ivy League for leadership - NC - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• How I learned to work with architects & contractors: these technology managers learned the hard way that the only route to 'smart classroom' success is through partnering with design - Technology-Enhanced Teaching
  by Amy Zuckerman
• There's a word for it - What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services?
  by Alana Klein
• Minnesota senator wants to close campuses: savings could be directed to financial aid - In The News
• Distance ed: the return of the DEDP: as Congress nears reauthorization, the Distance Education Demonstration Program is revived - On The Hill
  by Kenneth Salomon
• The case for clusters: looking to maximize server and storage capabilities? Clusters are the key - Technology
  by Tim Goral
• Events calendar - Calendar
• In an unusual move, Rice University trustees have selected an Ivy League dean to be the next president - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• The online bookstore as competitive edge: some are undisputed revenue generators; some are the best marketing tools a brick-and-mortar bookstore ever had. Either way, the online campus store is here to stay
  by Alana Klein
• Better way to collect and export data - What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services?
  by Alana Klein
• They gave a course and nobody came: school has hard time fitting free classes - Financial Aid Watch
• Sharp's simple setup - The Latest Presentation Products
• Spam fighter - What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services?
  by Alana Klein
• A different kind of campus TV station: a leader in streaming courses online, Seattle CC helps others - In The News
• Making peace with the marketplace: David Kirp explores what happens when the mission of higher education becomes entangled with the mission of survival - Interview
  by Tim Goral
• Ready for my close-up - What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services?
  by Alana Klein
• Time as institutional asset: frustrated with the snail's pace of business process on campus? This month's contributor borrows from a campus VP's good ideas—and comes up with some of his own - Controversy
  by Eric Sickler
• An Integrated Marketing Workbook for Colleges and Universities
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• Getting organized: graduate students across the country are flocking to join labor unions for better pay and benefits. Are you ready to deal with a labor movement at your school? - Employee Relations - Cover Story
  by Matt Villano
• eBooks come of age - What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services?
  by Alana Klein