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• Size matters: work begins on nation's largest multi-college student residence - Update
  by Tim Goral
• Auburn University - Appointed And Promoted
• Fordham University - In The News
• When senior leadership weighs in on technology: universities are approaching tech buying with a whole new philosophy: forget about the gadgets—we're making decisions about our business - Technology Purchasing
  by Patrick Clinton
• In support of Dan Stein - Letters
  by Gail Hickey
• Not so fast: critics question proposal to sell off dorms - Update
  by Nicole Rivard
• University of Tennessee - Appointed And Promoted
• Midwestern State University College - In The News
• The power of plastic: a key forecaster shares his vision for the campus card. Are you ready for the changes? - Trend report: campus cards
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Who Owns Academic Work? Battling for Control of Intellectual Property - Between the Lines
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• Vincennes University - Appointed And Promoted
• Amherst College - In The News
• The big-business bookstore: with innovation, strategic thinking, and some seat-of-the-pants risk-taking, Cornell and Beloit are turning the quiet campus bookstore into big business - Campus Bookstores
  by Nicole Rivard
• Rumors of demise debunked - Letters
  by Robert W. Mendenhall
• Why IPASS may not work: barring foreign students from scientific study not `feasible,' say IPASS critics - Update
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• University of Maine-Fort Kent - Appointed And Promoted
• University of Chicago - In The News
• Pulling it together: combining nine disparate departments into a comprehensive Student Services Center perched atop a multi-tiered parking facility was no easy feat. For Tufts University, it started with process - Campus Planning
  by Jeff Morris
• All eyes on the AP program: acceptance of GPAs weighted for AP courses is questioned - Update
  by Nicole Rivard
• University of Texas system - Appointed And Promoted
• Died
• Uncompromising positions: re-imaging your school? First, find your position in the higher ed market. Then forge your image - Marketing
  by Robert A. Sevier
• Yes—online learning works: a four-year study compares instructional television, and online and live classes - Update
  by Nicole Rivard
• University of Southern Mississippi - Appointed And Promoted
• University of Idaho - In The News
• Presidents under fire: they mis-speak, mis-spend, and worst of all, they mishandle the press. But faster, smarter action can save troubled presidencies - Public Relations
  by Fiona Gow
• On the alcohol abuse crisis - Editor's Note
  by Katherine Grayson
• Crossing over: INS ruling takes some border schools by surprise - Update
  by Tim Goral
• Tougaloo College - Appointed And Promoted
• University of Massachusetts - In The News
• Hard bargains and software licenses: with the software licensing ground rules changed and changing, caveat emptor is not a warning, it's a mandatory exercise - Technology
  by Tom Warger
• Going for the gays: campuses give it the old college try, to show they are gay-friendly - Update
  by Nicole Rivard
• University of Michigan - Appointed And Promoted
• Indiana University Southeast - Appointed And Promoted
• Influencing yield: an aggregate of individual decisions produces yield percentage. That's why predicting yield is so tough - The Admissions Angle
  by Howard Greene
• Not so distant: when distance educators talk shop, they remind us: in higher ed, the future is now - Viewpoint
  by Patrick Clinton
• The scarlet letter: at some schools, cheaters face an X-rated future - Update
  by Tim Goral
• Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts - Appointed And Promoted
• Central Missouri State University - In The News
• Does this campaign work? The College of New Rochelle uses humorous images to sell liberal arts and humanities programs - and sometimes provocative - First Looks
• Let's get ready to rumble: 30-year-old equity law is showing its age, say wrestling coaches - In The News
  by Tim Goral
• Texas A&M - Appointed And Promoted
• University of Colorado-Colorado Springs - Appointed And Promoted
• The challenged financial aid officer, part II: financial aid officers reveal the impact of the economic downturn in 2001-2002 - On The Money
• Banging the Bucket - Controversy