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• Courseware costs soar: blackboard and WebCT rethink pricing models; competition seizes opportunity to price-cut - In the News
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Joseph Bascuas, a VP with the argosy education group and the related for-profit Argos University, will be president of Medaille College - NY - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Since when is home improvement a professional liability - In the News
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• College technology 2001-2002: slower budget growth, continued locus on administrative technology
  by Nicole Rivard
• Michael Crow will become president of Arizona State University, Tempe in late June - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Coming soon: new & improved SAT? College board bows to pressure from UC - Update
• Lumina Foundation responds to NAICU: eligible, needy students still face financial barriers to higher education - Controversy
  by Martha D. Lamkin
• Going global: for a nation, exporting management education to other countries is strategic - Viewpoint
  by Patrick Clinton
• John Lombardi is slated to become the new chancellor of the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, pending board approval - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Maries Angelo
• Died
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• USA Patriot Act: how to be response ready: concerned about protecting staff and student privacy while complying with new anti-terrorism laws? It's never too late to establish a chain of command, procedures, and protocols, say the experts - Legislation
  by Nicole Rivard
• An end in sight: Iowa college moves to ban naked soccer - Update
  by Tim Goral
• France Cordova, most recently a vice chancellor for Research at the University of California-Santa Barbara - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Mark Hamilton, president of the University of Alaska-Anchorage, has been awarded the first Award for academic statesmanship and freedom from the national association of scholars - In The News
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Does this web site work? Howard University - www.howard.edu - First Click
• On crime and punishment - Editor's Note
  by Katherine Grayson
• Cal grant program works out the bugs: goal is to provide aid to every California student in need - Financial Aid Watch
  by Nicole Rivard
• Paul Pribbenow becomes president of Rockford College in July - IL - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Shining in the distance: the Connecticut Distance Learning Consortium helps IHEs entering online distance ed stay focused on their mission: teaching - Virtual Universities
  by Andrea Crawford
• Yale defies uncle sams's drug law: school promises financial aid to those denied by federal policy - Update
• William Kirwan is now chancellor of Maryland's state university system - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• After a successful seven-year run, hunter rawlings will leave the president's post at Cornell University on June 30, 2003, to return to teaching classics and writing - In The News
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Have enterprise vendors come of age? The new generation of enterprise solutions is learning from past mistakes - Technology
  by Linda Fleit
• Short-sighted Marketing - Letters
  by Bob Topor
• University and state in showdown over gun ban: Utah's state attorney general says school's policy violates constitution - Update
  by Tim Goral
• Nora Kizer Bell becomes the 10th president of Hollins University , in July - VA - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Containing the rising cost of college: unless we take action, we run the risk of only the wealthy enjoying the fruits of a college education - The Admissions Angle
  by Howard Greene
• Kudos to "Fundraising" - Letters
  by Bill Glavin
• Cuny gets governor's: sale of island is coup for NY; boon for city students - Update
• At the University of Vermont, the board of trustees has picked Daniel Fogel to be president - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Incubation is alive and well: let the budget cuts fall where they may, schools continue to feed the incubators that nurture new business and new revenue - Business
  by Rebecca Sausner
• Domino deferred - Letters
  by Frank R.A. Resnick
• Pharmacist shortage puts grads in high demand: starting salaries skyrocket, but shortages persist - Update
  by Tim Goral
• Richard Davenport has accepted the president's post at Minnesota State University, Mankato - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Managing financial services relationships: finding the right provider is not rocket science. Rocket science is easier - On the Money
  by Todd E. Petzel
• E-learning set straight - Letters
  by Alec Ott
• Web Portals & Higher Education: Technologies to Make IT Personal
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• Burlington College ended its eight-month search for a new president when the board of trustees selected Mary Clancy to be its third president - VT - Appointed/Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• The power of internal marketing: why getting the right information to your institution's leaders is critical - Marketing
  by Robert A. Sevier