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Articles in April, 2002 issue of University Business

• Tuition vs. financial aid discounting - Letters
  by Kirby Fadenrecht
• Trouble in the cards for U of Nevada: ACLU says: stop selling student data to credit card companies - Update
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Died - People Watch
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• 2002 guide to e-learning vendors
  by Angela Chnapko
• What does higher education cost? Here's why we're not getting an answer to that question just yet - Viewpoint
  by Patrick Clinton
• The hottest ticket around: but BU's dual-degree program isn't for the fainthearted - Update
  by Tim Goral
• David Bartley, the longest-serving president in Massachusetts' Community College System, has turned down a $17,805 raise that would have brought his annual salary to $173,712 - In The News
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Why illegal immigrants should not receive in-state tuition subsidies - Controversy
  by Dan Stein
• Just the FACTS, Ma'am - Letters
  by Randall Bretz
• Database dilemma: INS gaffe spurs changes in foreign-student tracking laws - Update
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Case Western Reserve - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• On the campus: rethinking security: colleges grapple with new measures to keep students out of harm's way - Special Section: Security
  by Nicole Rivard
• Correction
• From economics major to ebay CEO: a Princeton alumna gives back - Update
  by Nicole Rivard
• New York University - In The News
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Right on schedule: thank goodness for technology: sophisticated classroom-and-facilities management software is fast replacing manual scheduling - Technology
  by Tom Warger
• Welcome back - Letters
  by Theo Yu
• Fighting federal law: no federal aid for drug offenders: unfair? - Update
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Carleton College - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Higher ed cybervigilance: now more than ever - Special Section: Security
  by Tim Goral
• More bang for the buck - Editor's Note
  by Katherine Grayson
• Deep Learning for a Digital Age
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• Stanford University - In The News
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• The heat is on - Facilities Management & Repair
  by Angela Pascopella
• The shape of things to come? UMass Amherst RAs become first undergrads to unionize - In The News
  by Nicole Rivard
• Unmanageable debt rises: study shows unmanageable debt burden growing; low-income and minority students bear the brunt - Financial Aid Watch
  by Tim Goral
• Rutgers University - In The News
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Tuition break for illegal immigrants: Western universities offer "in-state" rates - Update
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Richard Hersh has been named president of Trinity College, Hartford, CT; he will take office in April - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Network security: unwelcome visitors: campus networks are still highly susceptible to outside attack, and there's no shortage of hackers lying in wait - Special Section: Security
  by Tim Coral
• Labor pains: grad student unions active at many schools - Update
  by Nicole Rivard
• Bob Jones takes the PR challenge: embattled school starts minority scholarship - Update
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Successful minority recruitment: asking the right questions is half the battle; going to the source for the answers is the other half - The Admissions Angle
  by Howard Greene
• Lets hope he enjoyed it: Penn State library book returned—57 years late - Update
  by Tim Goral
• Clark Atlanta University - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Fast, accurate, open: these are the essentials of your media relations strategy, in times of tragedy or trouble. Now for the details … - Marketing
  by Robert A. Sevier