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Articles in March, 2004 issue of University Business

• Freshmen tell all: survey says freshmen are politically aware, but less religious - Update
• Who shall lead us? Auburn is under fire for its leadership style - Update
• Indiana State University - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Overworked & underfunded: faced with evaporating budgets and depleted resources, Student Affairs pros fight to meet students' increasingly complex needs and ever-mounting expectations - Student Affairs
  by Alana Klein
• Not overzealous, overall: Cliff Sjogren clarifies his stance on overhauling the admissions process, and strikes a blow for those who are editorialized, everywhere - Controversy
  by Cliff Sjogren
• Fairfield University - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Running a college without tuition: Berea builds endowment - Three Questions
• Pump up the volume - What's New
  by Alana Klein
• Hyde Interview ripple effect: the college interview is a student's first shot at learning how to use human interaction to compete - Editor's Note
  by Kathy Grayson
• Shaw University - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• The endangered college counselor: the average high school student-counselor ratio is now 500 to 1. What can colleges do about that? - The Admissions Angle
  by Howard Greene
• The loan arranger rides again - What's New
  by Alana Klein
• Top ten reasons for going out of state: Texas rule has qualified students looking elsewhere - In The News
• William Tyndale College - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• How secure are you? University CIOs are leveraging new people, policies, and professional tools to ensure network security - Security - Cover Story
  by Joseph C. Panettieri
• Events calendar - Calendar
• University of Pennsylvania - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Virginia pol: no to illegals: lawmaker's bill would ban undocumented students - Update
• A notebook for everyone - What's New
  by Alana Klein
• Between the lines
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• Case Western Reserve University - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Special report: trends & trendsetters: there have been interesting twists and turns for graduate ed in recent years: a move away from business degrees and a dramatic drop in Ph.D.s, to name two. Maybe that's why graduate ed administrators have gotten so d
  by Tim Goral
• Perhaps because she never went to college, Edith Rathbun believes in the importance of higher education - In The News
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Does this campaign work? University of Nebraska semis are cruising the highways to boost out-of-state enrollment and build academic brand awareness—and they're carrying high hopes - First Look
  by Alana Klein
• Should you restructure the business enterprise? If you're faced with serious budget challenges, consider restructuring via master planning - Viewpoint
  by Harvey Goodfriend
• California Community Colleges - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Helping the board to help itself: is your board of trustees effective? After it answers these five questions, you'll know - People & Politics
  by Barbara Kaufman
• Theft-deterrent, power-saving projector - What's New
  by Alana Klein
• Looking past test scores: colleges find new ways to evaluate applicants - Update
• Jarvis Christian College - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Too smart for their own good! Academia once predicted the smart card would take campus services into the next millennium. Now it has virtually disappeared—or has it? - Campus Cards
  by Matt Villano
• Report blasts textbook publishers' tactics: suggests alternatives to rising costs - Stats Watch
• In memoriam - People Watch
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Getting out of e-mail hell: spam, recruiting, and scalability are all good reasons to reassess e-mail needs - Online
  by C.L. Gaska