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Articles in August, 2004 issue of University Business

• Affirmative action alternative: computer program could enhance diversity in college admissions
• Key presidential shakeups impacted two public university systems this summer
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• EduComm conference features latest AV products: AV industry emphasizes network connectivity
• Hitachi
• Toshiba
• Alternative for smaller groups
• Protect your network
  by Alana Klein
• HP's mobile technology cuts loose at Alberta: Edmonton's NAIT forestry students use HP's mobile technology for field work and real-time mapping
• Drilling for Dallas: U Akron wants gas wells on campus
• Roanoke College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Draper
• Sharp
• Control printing chaos: how to reduce waste, lower costs, and improve service
  by Tim Goral
• Phighting Phishing
  by Alana Klein
• Why not more three-year college degrees? Accelerated programs mean more productive graduates and less student debt
  by John F. Brennan
• The Quiet Crisis: How Higher Education is Failing America
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• In other state news, Oregon University System Chancellor Richard Jarvis resigned his position in July
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Barco
• JVC Professional Products
• The killer CIO: a new sense of professionalism in information technology creates a special brand of leader
  by John Savarese
• Portable biometrics unit
• A bright idea
  by Alana Klein
• The future of graduate education: as graduate student demographics change, institutions also must change to keep pace
  by John Ebersole
• DHS sets SEVIS fees: tracking system much improved, says GAO
• Thomas Jefferson University
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Elmo Manufacturing
• Sonic Foundry
• New kind of 'class' system
• Digital document camera with new interface
  by Alana Klein
• Correction
• University of Hawaii
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• AMX
• InFocus
• ViewSonic Corp
• College application
• Bringing presentations to life
  by Alana Klein
• The dismal state of graduation rates
  by Tom Halligan
• Smarter TV for students: a new, edgy television network for students is airing across campuses worldwide
• West Virginia University of Parkersburg
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Extron Electronics
• SMART Technologies
• Biosecurity comes of age: retina, hand, and fingerprint scanners are emerging as new solutions to access and authentication concerns
  by Matt Villano
• Lightweight and low in noise
  by Alana Klein
• Pell Grant award remains flat
• University of Phoenix
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Christie Digital Systems
• Mitsubishi
• Education's role as a lobbying force: the battle for ITFS shows IHE's strength
  by Kenneth Salomon
• Safelink upgrades system
• Enhance your e-recruitment
  by Alana Klein
• Arizona's higher ed redesign draws fire: community colleges and other critics want more say-so
• College costs going up
• Correction
• Epson
• Sony
• IDenticard partners with blackboard
• Get fundraising results
  by Alana Klein
• New Jersey gives students a free ride: top grads are offered free tuition in community college system
• University of Florida
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Crestron
• NEC
• The energy crunch: as energy costs spiral upward, some campus innovators are finding better ways to provide power
  by Jack Urso
• A new spin on web building
  by Alana Klein
• Calendar
• File swapping on steroids: new service could spell trouble
• Baruch College
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Da-Lite Screen Company
• Panasonic
• The database gets personal: smart information system drive better IHE-student relationships
  by John Savarese
• A smarter help desk solution
  by Alana Klein
• DirectConnect: consultants, dealers, services & products