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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of University Business

• Immature kids
  by J. Scott Wright
• Serious summer camp: students flock to comps specializing in getting into college
• Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• University marketers, heal thyselves: can we really steer clear of Charybdis, or are we just plain Scylla?
  by Ed Sevilla
• Pixie Display control system
• Correction
• University of California Berkeley
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• The glitch in e-notification: in light of recent admissions snafus, many IHEs are re-examining the safety and reliability of their electronic notification systems
  by Alana Klein
• The ideal K-12 classroom: it has as much to do with the mindset of the education professionals as the available equipment or technology
  by Ben Pfeffer
• Preparing students for a tough job market: help students now—while they're still in school—to improve their marketability
  by Lee Higdon
• Call the recent gifts given to Tulane University a holdover of dot-com hubris, or just a good example of school spirit
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• The widening gender gap: shifting student demographics will have significant impact on college admissions
  by Howard Greene
• InfoComm as "the AV source"
• Speaking about graduation rates
  by Gregory Mahler
• And on your left … ASU tries high-tech tours
• Fisk University
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• New lessons in course management: a group of universities have banded together to offer a low-cost course management software alternative; commercial vendors compete with new applications
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• 15" LCD tablet monitor
• Graduation rates, Part II
  by Tom Halligan
• Anti-spam program may Hurt Universities: schools can't send unless check is in the mail
• U of Phoenix accepts younger students: online school opens its portal to 18-yeor-olds
• AV/IT convergence drives installations: q&a with ICIA's Randy Lemke
• DePaul University boosts student services with PeopleSoft Enterprise Online Marketing: DePaul understands the importance of reducing stress among its first-year students
• Assessing student learning: a common sense guide
  by Jennifer Patterson Lorenzetti
• University of Wisconsin
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• University of Alabama uses SAS® to identify, mentor at-risk students and advance student retention
• Remote control for AV classrooms
  by Lee Dodson
• Smart scheduling saves university over $85,000
• The atmosphere is just a wee bit less tense at the University of Hawaii these days
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Keeping trustees up to speed: trustees need to know more than just the trends in the tuition discount rate
  by Jim Scannell
• Hitachi and Troxell offer K-12 scholarship/grant rebate program
• From cradle to grave
  by William Salazar
• Business school buzzkill: survey says demand for traditional MBA programs is down
• Hollins University
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Bridging the financial aid information gap: schools do a good job dispensing aid information, but these experts say there's room for improvement
  by Tim Goral
• MediaLink™ Controller with IP Link™
• Making peace in Georgia: a university and its foundation reconcile
• Paul Yu resigned the presidency of San Jose State University just three weeks after taking office
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Building an integrated marketing budget: a willingness to coordinate time, talent, and treasure is key to the process
  by Bob Sevier
• Reseller provides total support
• Rough waters for streaming video? Company says no pay, no play
• LaSalle University
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Purchasing power: new procurement strategies and systems save time and money—serious money
  by Rebecca Sausner
• The technology enables higher ed
  by Mark S. Valenti