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Articles in Sept, 2002 issue of University Business

• Dr. Lilley - Letters
  by Antonella Cupillari
• Awakening the Academy: A Time for New Leadership
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• Charge it: college student credit card use on the rise, says Nellie Mae study - Financial Aid Watch
• California State U, Bakersfield - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• West Valley-Mission Community College District - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Making the marriage last: don't let your top administrators fall from grace; have a solid game plan for their successful retention - People & Politics
  by Barbara Kaufman
• Distance education comes home: no longer just for distance ed, new technologies are changing the most traditional college campuses - Technology
  by John Savarese
• WIFI spoken here: chalk symbols point to wireless access - Update
  by Tim Goral
• University of Maryland - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• To spend, or not to spend: … that is the question - On The Money
  by Todd E. Petzel
• Teaching the teacher: distance ed instructors aren't born, they're made. Then they're quality controlled. Is this any way to run a university? - Training/Online Education
  by Margaret Littman
• Create a digital campus - What's New
  by Nicole Rivard
• Art, or Science? Should higher ed fundraising expenditures come under new scrutiny? - Editor's Note
  by Kathy Grayson
• Drexel purchases wind power: demand for pollution-free power is growing nationwide - Update
  by Nicole Rivard
• You can snooze, and ya won't lose: UO offers tuition break for late-day classes - Update
• Trustees of Muhlenberg College have asked Arthur Taylor, president, to step down amid complaints of abrasive behavior toward the staff, say media reports - PA - In The News
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Streamlining financial aid - What's New
  by Nicole Rivard
• No troubled president here - Letters
  by Dominic A. Tarantino
• Update: UMASS recognizes RA union: undergrads will join labor force - Update
• State University of New York's Maritime College - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Roger Williams University - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• There's power in honor: honors programs and colleges are proliferating for good reason: They're benefiting students and IHE - Marketing
  by Robert A. Sevier
• Putting the `community' back in community colleges: community colleges in distressed rural America are mobilizing local leaders and supporting business development—revitalizing region and college - Community Partnering
  by Nicole Rivard
• Processing made easier - What's New
  by Nicole Rivard
• Online bookstore solutions - Letters
  by Eric Kuhn
• Bio-terrorism fears spark new regulations: some fear laws may stifle research - Update
  by Tim Goral
• Hurry up and graduate - Controversy
  by Steven G. Kellman
• Princeton behind online espionage? Covert admissions activity hits the Ivy League - In The News
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• University of Texas system - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Spalding University - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Too late for early: the "early something" admission process is crumbling, and rolling is the way to go - The Admissions Angle
  by Howard Greene
• We have seen the enemy …; one year after 9/11, college and universities are using the impetus to jump-start disaster response plans for `more likely' scenarios - Security
  by Tim Goral
• Remote control - What's New
  by Nicole Rivard
• No competition: it looks like the value of a bachelor's degree will continue to rise. But what if it doesn't? - Viewpoint
  by Patrick Clinton
• Boston University - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• York College - Appointed And Promoted
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Who knew that Alton Noel "Ikey" Scott was a millionaire? - In The News
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Sense and sensibility: U of Hawaii president Evan Dobelle says he sees no difference in non-profit and for-profit negotiation. It's all about common sense, receptivity, and something higher ed is not particularly good at: speed - Negotiation - Cover Story
  by George Furukawa
• Recruiting the e-Generation: smart admissions administrators are now using the Web to increase yield - Online
  by Nicole Rivard
• More on alcohol abuse - Letters
• For-profits: the success continues: steady growth for the for-profit ed providers; Apollo leads online - Stats Watch
  by Nicole Rivard