Articles from Community College Week (September 26, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Bellevue Community College in Bellevue, Wash., has received a $228,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to update information technology skill standards at BCC's National Workforce Center for Emerging Technologies.			105
Calif. bill to give Katrina evacuees in-state tuition.			109
Clashes over governance peak at City Colleges of Chicago.	Burnett, Sara		1461
College offers Katrina evacuees free year's tuition.			195
Coming events.		Calendar	275
Committee approves funding for tribal college.	Pekow, Charles		129
Community colleges and their students breaking the bank to fill the tank.	Pluviose, David		1395
Community colleges nationwide welcome Gulf Coast students.	Finkel, Ed		1379
Congress helps students affected by Katrina.	Pekow, Charles		326
Creative scholarship brings students back to campus.	Scott, Rion A.		603
CUNY reports record enrollment.			212
Finding a story in the sky.			202
Free college tuition program draws opposition.			281
Golden West College.			119
Iowa schools lead in sustainable agriculture education.			268
Katrina to cost Miss. colleges around $700 million.			232
Leading the way in disaster recovery.	Pederson, Robert		982
Looking into the crystal ball.	Goldsborough, Reid		763
Louisiana's Bumphus receives award in Baton Rouge.	Dyer, Scott		775
Online educators open virtual doors for displaced students.	Scott, Rion A.		851
Picking up the pieces: Louisiana's community college system comes to grips with Hurricane Katrina's impact on its ability to fulfill its mission.	Boulard, Garry	Cover story	2077
Preparing for disasters: getting ready to be ready.	Bagnato, Kristin		790
Report: confusing student aid tax code costing families.	Pekow, Charles		899
Report: Michigan colleges reporting faulty data to state.	Freedman, Eric		508
Rescuing the institutions too.	Monteiro, Kenneth P.		788
Textbook costs rising faster than tuition.	Pekow, Charles		446
The sound of progress.			259
Turning arts and crafts into cash.	Hines, Meredith		567