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Articles in August, 2008 issue of University Business

• Beyond the bond campaign: public relations efforts should continue aider a bond passes. Once the votes are counted the real work begins
  by Ruth Carlson
• EduComm deals a winning hand: technology and education were a 'natural' at EduComm 2008 in Las Vegas
  by Michele Herrmann
• Higher Ed journalism: new realities: how media coverage has evolved—and how campus administrators should respond
  by Richard Ekman
• Star schools of education: launching pads for tomorrow's educators
  by James Martin
• Kennedy's illness impacts HEA: conference draft report raises educators' concerns
  by Alan Dessoff
• Budget crises create opportunity: embracing a chance for change during difficult times
  by Rocky Young
• A central place to meet and greet: Raymond and Susan Brochstein Pavilion at Rice University
  by Melissa Ezarik
• Dartmouth united
• Free open-source laptop tracking
  by Tim Goral
• Sound bite
  by Grant Gosselin
• Alternative loan availability action
  by Melissa Ezarik
• Scranton's bar brawl
  by Ann McClure
• When the water recedes
  by Ann McClure
• Teach Them to Challenge Authority: Educating for Healthy Societies
  by Tim Goral
• Judge approves $11 million for Virginia tech victims families
  by Michele Herrmann
• The SAT is dead; long live the SAT
  by Tim Goral
• Dining halls feel squeeze from soaring food prices
  by Michele Herrmann
• Guarding the votes: improving campus elections through better voter confidentiality and ballot security
  by Gregg McGilvray
• Wide and bright
  by Michele Herrmann
• Amplifying audio
  by Michele Herrmann
• Let's chat, online
  by Michele Herrmann
• Dynamic duo
  by Michele Herrmann
• Life after retirement
  by Michele Herrmann
• Three-part suite
  by Michele Herrmann
• Addressing productivity
  by Michele Herrmann
• Knowing how to network
  by Michele Herrmann
• Buttering up over toast
  by Michele Herrmann
• The mighty T-Recs
  by Michele Herrmann
• An acrobatic feat
  by Michele Herrmann
• Just brilliant
  by Michele Herrmann
• E-mail, gmail, hotmail, and beyond: three questions to ask before switching to a free e-mail solution
  by Karine Joly
• Streamlining admissions: opening the front door: when the admissions office runs smoothly, both students and staff benefit. Here are 10 ways to get there
  by Ann McClure
• Dorms of distinction: top residence halls for today's students
  by Melissa Ezarik
• Drinking law threatens to clip student privacy
  by Ginny Marr
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• Vice Chancellor to forgo salary
  by Michele Herrmann