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Articles in Feb, 2005 issue of University Business

• Indiana University—saving money and realizing efficiency through online purchasing
• Se habla sign? Students take ASL to fulfill foreign language requirements
• Daniel Weiss, the dean of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences at The John Hopkins University, will take the presidency of Lafayette College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Upgraded time management solution
  by Alana Klein
• Endowment returns improve: after a three-year downturn, returns are up once again
• Alabama A&M University
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• How to manage the data crunch: IHEs of every size are finding solutions to their server and storage needs that require less manpower to maintain and that create fewer headaches
  by John Burton
• Calendar
• Share and share alike is no longer the rule: federal restrictions on info sharing will affect how—and with whom—IHEs conduct research
  by Bruce J. Casino
• Robert King, chancellor of the State University of New York, surprised and frustrated New York officials, including Gov. George Pataki, when he refused to quit his job
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• How Pell changes will affect your students: opponents fear grant eligibility changes will ultimately hurt colleges and universities
  by Elizabeth Guerard
• Apple's new offerings
  by Alana Klein
• You can't argue with success: school continues controversial "half-off" program
• When the Nevada Board of Regents hired Fred Maryanski to be the next president of Nevada State College they made him the second highest paid higher ed administrator in the state
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Internet 2005: the gorilla gets bigger: even as it grows more useful, the internet is still an unwieldy beast
  by Tom Warger
• IHEs step up conservation efforts
  by Tom Halligan
• Shortage of country doctors: med schools struggle to recruit students for rural duty
• Help your students help themselves: push early aid application to reap the rewards of better recruitment and greater retention
  by Howard Greene
• Enhanced online math education
  by Alana Klein
• Fundraising and the public university: UMass chancellor says his school is "a generation behind."
• Barton County Community College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Do you hear me now: IHEs are creating innovative wireless and cellular services that build revenue and expand campuswide communication services
  by Tim Goral
• Accounting scandals cross into academia: demand accountability from firms whose actions can impact your reputation
  by John F. Brennan
• Modest gains for Pell Grant: an increase in the grant amount will give more money to those eligible
• University of Colorado
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Bumpy road ahead for 2005: neglected in Bush's first term, higher ed now faces some unwelcome attempts to "fix it."
  by Alan Dessoff
• Power-packed handheld
• SUNY plan will limit tuition hikes: freshmen would be guaranteed the same tuition price for all four years
• Harvard University
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Is outsourcing right for you? from IT to food service, outsourcing can be a viable means for IHEs to provide services and save money
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Boost fundraising
• War on terror 101: U Dayton to create rulebook for "new kind of war"
• Louisiana College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Mobile notebook for under $1,000
  by Alana Klein
• Between the lines
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• University of Missouri-Kansas City
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Green expectations: from wind turbines to green dorms, from turf roofs to eco-friendly cleaning fluids, IHEs are exploring environmentally friendly ways to conserve energy, save money-and help the planet
  by Alana Klein
• Total recall