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Articles in May/Jun 2005 issue of Academe

• Censured Administrations
• Legal Information Available on AAUP Web Site
  by Springer, Ann
• Faculty Governance at Historically Black Colleges and Universities
  by Minor, James T
• Collective Bargaining Rights Affirmed in Florida
  by Bradley, Gwendolyn
• Visa Reform
  by Smith, Mark F
• What Makes Shared Governance Work? An Australian Perspective
  by Currie, Jan
• Middle East Studies Professors Draw Fire
  by Bradley, Gwendolyn
• It Takes a Village to Create a Full Professor
  by Fishman, Charlotte
• Recommendations Issued on Work-Life Balance
  by Bradley, Gwendolyn
• I Am Charlotte Simmons
  by Colyar, Julia
• When Divorce Is Not an Option: The Board and the Faculty
  by Tierney, William G
• Security Clearance Delays Lessening
  by Bradley, Gwendolyn
• Correction
• Institutions Sanctioned for Infringement of Governance Standards
• LETTERS
• Developments Relating to Censure by the Association
  by Knight, Jonathan
• A University Senate for All
  by Engstrand, Gary
• Adjuncts Dismissed en Masse in Chicago
  by Bradley, Gwendolyn
• Dad and David Horowitz
  by Bowen, Roger W
• NIH Issues New Conflict-of-Interest Rules
  by Kurland, Jordan E
• Wisdom of Solomon, The
  by Springer, Ann
• Auburn University: A Case Study in the Need for Sunshine
  by Gerber, Larry G
• Ruling Allows Suits over Retaliation
  by Bradley, Gwendolyn
• Ivy and Industry: Business and the Making of the American University, 1880-1980/Academic Capitalism and the New Economy: Markets, State, and Higher Education/Buying In or Selling Out? The Commercialization of the American Research University
  by Bowen, Roger W
• Capitalism, Academic Style, and Shared Governance
  by Rhoades, Gary
• Sunshine Laws in Higher Education
  by Hearn, James C; McLendon, Michael K
• Academic Freedom and Tenure: Virginia State University1
  by Gray, Mary W; Lawson, Warner Jr; Mi, Margaret Klayton; Scott, Joan Wallach
• Shared Governance Under Fire: Reform and Renewal
  by Tierney, William; Holley, Karri