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Articles in July, 2006 issue of University Business

• Construction Notes
  by Melissa Ezarik
• The University of Baltimore Student Center
  by Melissa Ezarik
• Diamond in the Mudd: the many facets of Maria Klawe, Harvey Mudd College's new leader
  by Melissa Ezarik
• Comment crunching
  by Ann McClure
• Paths to Sudan Divestment
  by Caryn Meyers Fliegler
• Report aims to reduce transportation risks
  by Tim Goral
• Higher ed at the crossroads: new government regulations may radically change how IHEs are accredited and how federal student aid is administered
  by Tim Goral
• EYE in the ceiling
  by Ann McClure
• Making a game of IT security: a slew of higher ed competitions allow students and pros to hack networks
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Going global
  by Ann McClure
• Welcome, metro U: America's working-class metropolitan universities
  by James Martin
• Opening Windows
  by Ann McClure
• Data point
• Shiny happy students
  by Caryn Meyers Fliegler
• The president next door: for the spring semester, the president of Ursuline College moved into a new residence hall on campus. In just a few months she gained insights into college students and their lives
  by Caryn Meyers Fliegler
• Calendar
• Help keep the free press free
  by Tim Goral
• Education as equalizer
  by Caryn Meyers Fliegler
• To test or not to test? Institutions should consider expanding their drug-testing practices. Here's why
  by Carol Patton
• Have you taken your last swipe? With RFID technology gaining ground, some institutions of higher ed have begun implementing it
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Sound bite
• West Coast dean to lead Northeastern
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Way to grow: skyrocketing enrollment has put many two-year schools in growth mode. The challenge is to handle expansion without getting spread too thin
  by Caryn Meyers Fliegler
• Organizational software
  by Ann McClure
• Education takes wing
  by Ann McClure
• Facilities survey preview
• Property values: real estate property yields real returns for endowments
  by Ann C. Logue
• Call control
  by Ann McClure
• Going once, going twice
  by Ann McClure
• Faces of Franklin
  by Melissa Ezarik
• Building a financial fundraising case: a successful fundraising plan involves sharing data, tying donors' values to the cause, and then careful stewardship of funds
  by Kathy Kurz
• Graph this
  by Ann McClure
• First graduates in Homeland Security
  by Ann McClure
• Taking the pulse of the humanities: the federal government should play a greater role in tracking humanities indicators
  by Richard Ekman
• Good medicine: how institutions can meet the needs of the modern student with a state-of-the-art health care facility
  by R. Stephen McDaniel
• Consultants, dealers, services & products
• Reaching out to retirees
  by Melissa Ezarik
• Dear CMO: a short letter from a college president to the school's chief marketing officer
  by Robert A. Sevier
• The outs of facility management: outsourcing facilities management isn't an all-or-nothing decision on today's campuses
  by Julie Sturgeon
• More than a numbers game: don't just give students basic chunks of knowledge. They need greater motivation
  by Tom Lee