Articles from Community College Week (July 5, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Arizona colleges critical of new university system.			404
Calif. court: injured student can sue study-abroad group.	Freedman, Eric		557
California College gets $60,000 in tech grants.		Brief Article	121
Canvas capers.			89
Congress restores funding for N.D. tribal college.		Brief Article	94
Conn. student stabbed to death.			214
Developing--not outsourcing--America's work force.	Garmon, John		1110
Editor's desk.	Lane, Kristina	Editorial	231
Florida College suspends student newspaper.		Brief Article	243
Florida Community College at Jacksonville has announced seven faculty members as recipients of annual awards.			94
High-tech help is on the way for Oregon College.		Brief Article	188
Housing crunch squeezes Maine students.			346
How to beat the back-up blues.	Goldsborough, Reid		781
Judge denies takeover of troubled Calif. College.		Brief Article	174
Kerry campaigns at Virginia College.			728
Lawsuit delays add $2 million to Montana College project.			442
Missouri reverses course on scholarship program.			557
N.C. College to pay former instructor in discrimination case.		Brief Article	325
Nevada judge voids vote demoting college president.			283
Program to help Colleges retain minorities, low-income students.	Boulard, Garry		669
R.I. officials decry proposed increase in state control of colleges.			355
Reinventing the job wheel: as manufacturing and other traditional industries continue to decline, mid-career workers--and employers--see community colleges as a bridge to the new economy.	Finkel, Ed		3129
Report dubs '90s 'Decade of the Community College'.	Manzo, Kathleen Kennedy		772
Report: North Dakota needs more 2-year programs.		Brief Article	173
Republican plan for proprietary colleges draws fire.	Bagnato, Kristin		958
Retooling the system.	Vecchia, Phyllis Della		665
South Carolina student found dead.			105
With approval of grants, N.C. colleges poised to train biotech work force.	Yates, Eleanor Lee		535
Worker shortage prompts coal industry to tap Virginia Colleges.			573