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Articles in August, 2005 issue of University Business

• Cornell University
• Open Courseware is here. Where are you? MIT started it, but surely other IHEs can reap the benefits of the open educational resource
  by Gary W. Matkin
• Guaranteed data protection
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Universities and communities must collaborate to reduce binge drinking
  by Michael Martin
• Unlocking access: behind the scenes of one institution's decision to join Independent 529 plan
  by Mary Jo Maydew
• Spelman's women compete in Japan
  by Julie Varughese
• Polytechnic University
• Getting to one-click giving: quick for donors and data-rich for schools online fundraising is taking off
  by Rebecca Sausner
• Unicon offers services for Sakai
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Brigham Young University
• Quincy College under fire
  by Julie Varughese
• Taking on Title VI: an independent advisory board has educators concerned about academic intrusion
  by Alan Dessoff
• Going beyond Google: there's a treasure trove of valuable research online—if you know how to find it
  by Tom Warger
• Calendar
• Barry University
• 24-hour helpline for students in need
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• The college bound transition: orientation isn't enough. today's pre-orientation programs jumpstart student engagement
  by Howard Greene
• Affordable multifunction printers
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Consultants, dealers, services & products
• Tufts University
• UC system pulls plug on National Merit Scholarships
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Converse College
• Early 'moving pictures' get new presentation: LG Electronics' flat screen LCD monitors are showcased at Williams College Museum exhibit
• Free spam filter
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Wake Forest University
• Small scholarships: students can't be bothered
  by Melissa Ezarik
• Harvard University
• Spyware, spam, and other threats: the six things you need to do now
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• New desktops and flat panel LCDs
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Indiana Wesleyan University
• Li Ka-shing, a Hong Kong billionaire, has given $40 million to the University of California Berkeley
• All bases covered? Changes are on the horizon for campus-based student aid programs and the base guarantee
  by Elizabeth B. Guerard
• Copying and beyond
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Go paperless
  by Julie A. Varughese
• "I am a college graduate, sort of…"
  by Melissa Ezarik
• University of Notre Dame
• Working with consultants 101: how to make sure your next outsourced project doesn't hit the rocks
  by Julie A. Varughese
• New solution for online learning and training
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Jumping hurdles in the fight for Perkins
  by Julie Varughese
• Higher ed casino programs mirror trend
  by Julie Varughese
• Multiple USB peripheral sharing
  by Julie A. Varughese
• North Carolina State University
• What happens in Vegas: higher ed AV pros learn winning strategies at EduComm '05
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• College enrollment boost
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Customer service pays dividends
  by Tim Goral
• File-sharing ruling sends unclear message
  by Tim Goral
• Assessment delivery
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Legal changes undermine Title IX, critics say
  by Julie Varughese
• University of Notre Dame
• Face time: today, many college presidents are finding novel ways to connect with students
  by Alana Klein
• Next generation web portal
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Home run help
  by Tim Goral
• Academic Sharecroppers: Exploitation of Adjunct Faculty and the Higher Education System
  by Julie A. Varughese
• Upgrade to three for free
  by Julie A. Varughese