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Articles in August, 2007 issue of University Business

• Calendar
• The indestructible bookstore
  by Alana Klein
• The public voices of private college presidents: higher education leaders are taking a stand and speaking out
  by Richard Ekman
• Dim the lights
  by Michele Herrmann
• Sound bite
  by Colin Diver
• EMU President, officials fired over alleged cover-up
  by Michele Herrmann
• Service with a star: campus dining must cater to tastes, concerns, and innovations to ensure that students are getting the most out of the programs. These seven institutions are having success in bringing students to the table
  by Michele Herrmann
• $1 million
• Universities for the civically engaged: call it the new town/gown gestalt. Institutions are helping to establish bridges between campus and community
  by James Martin
• Software at your service
  by Michele Herrmann
• Rankings exodus may be tipping point
  by Tim Goral
• The National Weather Center at the University of Oklahoma
  by Caryn Meyers Fliegler
• Wanted: foreign students
  by Ron Schachter
• Professional yet portable
  by Michele Herrmann
• Giving and giving some more
  by Ann McClure
• 76%
• Addition by subtraction: despite recent mergers and acquisitions, there are more choices than ever for learning management systems. Here's how to navigate the choice list
  by Joseph C. Panettieri
• Follow the "Rooney Rule" for leadership succession: presidents should make it a top priority to prepare men and women with promise and potential to occupy leadership positions
  by Marylouise Fennell
• Alcohol ban breaks up the party
  by Eileen Mullan
• Summer break: many legislative issues await action until after Labor Day
  by Alan Dessoff
• Lights, camera, YouTube, action! Higher ed institutions can unleash the power of online videos without breaking the budget
  by Karine Joly
• A loaded question
  by Tim Goral
• Tops in student debt education programs
  by Melissa Ezarik
• Undergraduate research grows up: science facility upgrades are the rage on campuses—especially as other institutions score big with their new buildings
  by Julie Sturgeon
• It rotates and gets people's attention
  by Michele Herrmann
• Search over at University of Iowa
  by Nicole Rivard
• Committed to climate change
  by Michele Herrmann
• Beneficial benefits: colleges and universities are expanding employee benefits to attract and retain talent
  by Carol Patton
• Direct connect
• Universities in the Age of Corporate Science: The UC Berkeley-Novartis Controversy
  by Melissa Ezarik
• Data breach incidents: don't assume a breach has happened before an investigation has been done
  by Alan Brill
• Report from EduComm 2007
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Get them while they're young
  by Ann McClure
• There's no place like home: as the homeschooled population grows, colleges and universities must increase enrollment efforts targeted to this group
  by Howard Greene
• Report card: collecting data is crucial, but so is an efficient system for putting that data to use
  by Elizabeth Millard