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Articles in May, 2004 issue of University Business

• One-stop shop PC
  by Alana Klein
• No 'illegals,' if you please
  by Michael A. Olivas
• Northern Michigan University on July 1
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Bucknell University
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Rankings rancor: Harvard and Wharton vow to withold list information
• CDWG delivers expertise in hardware, services and implementation
• A blackboard for the 21st century
  by Alana Klein
• Grade-changing scandal rocks SU: degrees may be revoked
• New Mexico State University
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Colorado College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Wireless takes off: so you've finally established a wireless data network. Now it's time to set your sights on making your telecommunications wireless, too
  by Matt Villano
• On communications
  by Mac Cheever
• Morris Brown College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Wheelock College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Almost HEAR: reauthorization is on the horizon, but in an election year, the wheels of progress grind slowly
  by Kenneth Salomon
• InfoComm 2004 exhibitors
• A new collaboration solution
  by Alana Klein
• Governing Academia
  by Tim Goral
• Birmingham-Southern College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Study says Latino students don't get aid information: foundation pledges to increase outreach efforts
• AV and IT converge at InfoComm 2004: higher ed AV conference launches at InfoComm
• Protect your network
  by Alana Klein
• To interview, or not …
  by Michael L. Griffin
• Grambling State University
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• University of New Haven
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Social insecurity: personal info subject to hack attacks
• Learning and discovering at InfoComm
  by Randal A. Lemke
• Wanted: grad students
  by Alana Klein
• Higher ed's ties to slavery: universities consider reparations
• Mesa College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Rockland Community College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• 2004 guide to higher education consultants: rely on this easy-to-use supplier listing for information on consultants for IHEs
• Enhanced e-learning supplement
  by Alana Klein
• Thanks for the airtime
  by Cliff Sjogren
• Wheaton College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Jones International University
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• 3 IT trends to tackle now: before your institution is consumed by security, data, and telecom challenges, take action today
  by Tom Warger
• Can ePortfolios connect? These five smart steps can help you navigate perilous ePortfolio territory
  by Joseph C. Panettieri
• A brighter presentation
  by Alana Klein
• HP's mobile technology cuts loose at Alberta: Edmonton's NAIT forestry students use HP's mobile technology for field work and real-time mapping
• University of Massachusetts
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Virginia Tech
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Empowering women: Duke dabbles in single-sex education for women
• The future of AV in education: simple, networked, automated solutions: the classrooms of the not-too-distant future are looking like an AV project
  by Gary Kayye
• Demystifying the Internet
  by Alana Klein
• Mixed signals: what college presidents want from media relations—and what they say they want—are often two different things
  by Kathy Grayson
• Ross University School of Medicine
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Washington College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Are we shutting her out? Dual degree and transfer agreements between state four-year and community colleges were once an open door to universal access. Now, for many, those doors may be closing
  by Rebecca Sausner
• Smart scheduling saves university over $85,000
• Events calendar
• Getting to great: just what does Jim Collins' Good to Great have to do with higher education? Plenty
  by Kathy Kurz
• Texas A&M University
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Colorado State University
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• At all costs: universities often talk about ending the out-of-control arms race of college sports, but this time, in the wake of horrific scandals, they may really do it
  by Tim Goral
• Does this Web site work? Rhodes College
  by Alana Klein
• Fear of data: a warning to CIC members to make peace with data—or suffer the consequences
  by Richard Ekman