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Articles in Jul/Aug 2003 issue of Academe

• Annual meeting addresses liberal education
• Attracting and retaining women in science and engineering
  by Rosser, Sue V
• Corrections to 2002-03 annual report on the economic status of the profession
• Judicial forays into merit pay
  by Euben, Donna R
• Gold and the Blue: A Personal Memoir of the University of California, 1949-1967. Volume 1: Academic Triumphs, The
  by Thelin, John R
• wonderful world of college brochures, The
  by Many, Paul
• New pathways and the new American scholar
  by Burgan, Mary A
• College athletics scandals erupt nationwide
• Damned if you do, damned if you don't
  by Christopher, Renny
• new academic community, The
  by Hanley, Lawrence
• Open admissions at the City University of New York
  by Crain, William
• Gold and the Blue: A Personal Memoir of the University of California, 1949-1967. Volume 2: Political Turmoil, The
  by Geiger, Roger L
• Drop in undergraduates earning B.A.'s in four years
• Association receives grants to support work
• Student right or faculty prerogative?
  by Snyder, Martin D
• Libraries fear new copyright laws will hurt research
• Working toward equality
  by Steward, Doug
• Bankrupt company hurts libraries, publishers
• Outsiders within?
  by Baez, Benjamin
• Women Faculty of Color in the White Classroom
  by Knight, Michelle G
• Kansas governor affirms academic freedom
• Nevada regents limit access to private records
• Government restricts access to information
• Problems increasing for international students
• Education as commodity
  by Flower, Ruth
• Iconoclast: Abraham Flexner and a Life in Learning
  by Wells, Amy E
• Hidden disability and an academic career
  by Beretz, Elaine M
• new generation of American scholars, The
  by Gonzalez, Cristina; Niemeier, Debbie A; Navrotsky, Alexandra