Articles from University Business (July 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Words
ACC playing defense: sore feelings about the Atlantic Coast Conference's expansion plans. (In The News).	Angelo, Jean Marie	427
Beauty and brains. (What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services? Start here).	Rivard, Nicole	120
Calling all course management systems: there's undisputed value in CMS, but you need to get the lay of the land before you invest. (Technology).	Warger, Tom	1452
Carving your slice of the 'virtual' education pie: thinking about going virtual? Better bone up on the for-profits to see what you're up against. (Online Education).	Sausner, Rebecca	2976
Claremont Graduate University. (In The News).	Angelo, Jean Marie	79
Clean sweep: how well is your campus maintained, and what is housekeeping really costing? Maybe it's time to clean up custodial service operations.	Rivard, Nicole	3370
Correction.		96
Does this web site work? State University of New York, College At Oneonta (www.oneonta.edu). (First Click).	Rivard, Nicole	1331
Don't be cruel: Warren Wilson president leaves audiences all shook up. (Update).	Goral, Tim	123
Events calendar.		235
From financial captivity, to freedom: UMKC is reinventing itself as a quantum university. First order of business: culture change. (Viewpoint).	Gilliland, Martha W.	1533
Frozen in place: higher ed faces tough times--again: last time, IHEs that went with across-the-board cuts and postponed investments survived, but made themselves market dependent. (Controversy).	Zemsky, Robert	812
Indiana University. (Appointed And Promoted).	Angelo, Jean Marie	170
Information is (almost) everything: with aid complexities multiplying, getting financial aid info to the students and families who need it most is now critical. (Student Finance).	Angelo, Jean Marie	939
Keep thieves at bay. (What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services? Start here).	Rivard, Nicole	127
More bang for your buck. (What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services? Start here).	Rivard, Nicole	100
Overcoming internal resistance to change: in many ways, the hallmark of a great leader is how well he or she manages change. (Marketing).	Sevier, Robert A.	1503
Overrun by the trash students leave behind? Have a tag sale. (Trash for Cash).		148
Plans, programs & promises: think there's no way to help your students out of their college finance crunch? Think again. (A University Business Special Section: Student Finance).	Lorenzetti, Jennifer Patterson	2985
Prairie View A&M University (TX) is not considered in the same league as other historically black IHEs, such as Florida A&M U and North Carolina A&T State U. (Appointed And Promoted).	Angelo, Jean Marie	131
Robert Diamond, a Colby College (ME) trustee, will give $6 million to the school, which is also his alma mater. (In The News).	Angelo, Jean Marie	37
Skidmore College. (Appointed And Promoted).	Angelo, Jean Marie	35
Study says college grads don't know they can consolidate loans: program could help cut loan payments in half. (Financial Aid Watch).	Goral, Tim	219
Supreme court upholds affirmative action: higher ed groups cheer decision. (Update).	Goral, Tim	694
The campus application network: an approach to application integration from Microsoft. (Advertisement).		573
The changing role of the business officer: it's a brave new world for the folks who hold the purse strings. (People & Politics).	Goral, Tim	2538
The plan's the thing: the world of academic telecommunications is changing rapidly. Are you ready to change with it?	Villano, Matt	3325
The Student Leadership Guide. (Between the Lines).	Lorenzetti, Jennifer Patterson	120
University of California. (Appointed And Promoted).	Angelo, Jean Marie	102
Who's a customer? The student vs. customer debate continues as readers speak for themselves. (Editor's Note).	Grayson, Kathy	786
Wireless presentations. (What's new: looking for higher-education and technology products and services? Start here).	Rivard, Nicole	104
Yes, student retention is an admissions issue: here's why you should be looking at the admissions process as a foundation for retention. (The Admissions Angle).	Green, Matthew	1433