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Articles in Sep/Oct 1999 issue of Academe

• Academic Administrator and the Law: What Every Dean and Department Chair Needs to Know, The
  by Euben, Donna R
• No frills in the virtual classroom
  by Feenberg, Andrew
• Brick and mortar campuses go online
  by Maloney, Wendi A
• Tensions linger as new academic year begins at George Mason University
• Letters
• "what's-the-difference?" debate, The
  by Merisotis, Jamie P
• Being there is what matters
  by Martin, W Allen
• distances of education, The
  by Agre, Philip E
• Hispanic scholarships get boost
• Researchers urged to avoid restrictive pacts
• Technology blues
  by Burgan, Mary
• Access to journal holdings expands
• Books in bytes? Not yet
  by Givler, Peter
• Electronic genesis: E-journals in the sciences
  by Buckholtz, Alison
• Supreme Court narrows public employees' legal options
• Two more distance education universities to open
• Report: Record of the Council--June 11 and 13, 1999
• Report: Report of Committee A, 1998-99
• Decision in student harassment case may affect higher education
• Technology's grand challenges
  by Ehrmann, Stephen C
• Latest Turkish-Armenian dispute leaves academic freedom undented
• Report: Eighty-fifth annual meeting
• AAUP members lobby for association goals
• Protests prompt shift toward full-time faculty at Georgia State
• With push from professor, Enviro Center takes shape
• Chalk Lines: The Politics of Work in the Managed University
  by Finkelstein, Martin J
• Techno-pedagogy and disappearing context
  by Newson, Janice
• Federal budget--low and slow for higher education
  by Smith, Mark F
• Prying eyes in cyberspace
  by Alger, Jonathan
• New Academic Generation: A Profession in Transformation, The
  by Benjamin, Ernst
• Censured administrations
• Court watchers await definitive encryption ruling
• On collegiality as a criterion for faculty evaluation
• From the electronic classroom
  by Friedheim, William; Jaffee, David