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Articles in May, 2005 issue of University Business

• Quality and performance excellence in higher education
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• In what is viewed as a victory for public employees, an appeals court ruled this spring that the personal job-performance goats of the former president of Palomar College can be shielded from public scrutiny
• Antioch College
• Tuition turmoil: a roundtable discussion: higher education leaders talk about the struggle with skyrocketing tuition costs and changes to federal aid programs
  by Tim Goral
• Trial version of new software
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Being hit from art sides
  by Tom Halligan
• Red or white? Colby students of legal age "drink" with meals on campus
• Kettering University
• SMU's Cox School of Business looks to the future with extreme networks
• Long distance lessons
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Public good of private colleges: its time to correct fallacies and misperceptions about independent IHE's
  by Mary Brown Bullock
• New SAT writing section under fire: some IHEs are ignoring the new SAT writing scores
• Metropolitan State College
• Emerging trends in technology: the application service provider model in higher education
  by John A. Bielec
• Getting heard: NDNU's campaign targeted at adult learners has prompted increased web traffic and inquiries from potential students
  by Alana Klein
• Calendar
• 'Master'ing homeland security students can now get a master's in homeland security
• North Central Texas College
• Setting tuition: key factors to consider: higher ed, like any business, must listen to the "voice of the customer" in pricing deliberations
  by Kathy Kurz
• Say goodbye to paper: document imaging solutions can help IHEs save time, space, and money
  by Tim Goral
• Consultants, dealers, services & products
• Student database poses privacy concerns: but some say it would provide better data on higher ed trends
• Universities ride growing RFID wave: IHEs adjust curricula to meet expected demand
• Winona State University
• HR software options can be overwhelming: how technology increases flexibility and security, and reduces administrative tasks
  by Laura Gater
• New printer cards
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Guidelines on giving: foundations are pressed to reveal donor names
• State University of New York
• Southwestern Oregon Community College
• UB higher education consultants guide: the comprehensive guide for today's higher education decision-makers
• Simplify mass mailing projects
  by Julie A. Varughese
• New balcony restrictions at NYU: the motivation is suicide prevention
• Molly Corbett Broad, president of the University of North Carolina for nine years, has announced that she will retire at the conclusion of the 2005-06 academic year
• St. Martin's College
• Grove City College and HP partner on student and faculty laptop program: strategic plan—leveraging leading-edge technology—transforms campus with accessible IT environment
• Keep the admissions process under control
  by Julie A. Varughese
• More loans, more debt: despite higher loan amounts, monthly debt burden remains for graduates
• Hampshire College
• Portland State University
• Course management: ready for prime time: with leading technology behind it, a new generation of course management systems is poised to take the stage
  by Rebecca Sausner
• Free beta software
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Groups challenge 'liberal bias' on campus: lawmakers push to air conservative views
• Regent University
• Oakland University
• Are you protected against hackers and attackers? Viruses breaches and threats have IT directors rethinking security
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Health insurance for students
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Sweet incentives for students: one IHE will offer a $500 reward to students who finish in four years
• A campus for Ave Maria University is bit closer to becoming a reality now that the developers have received the final permits to build on 5,000 acres of old farm fields in Naples, Fla
• Drexel University
• More books for the buck: textbook rental programs help students keep more money in their pockets
  by Julie A. Varughese
• New projectors
  by Julie A. Varughese