Articles from University Business (July 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2005 trend & action report: applications swell and mounting cost confusion are only two of the challenges for 2005.	Greene, Matthew		1932
A new way to store data.	Klein, Alana		94
Adjuncts win contract at NYU: labor agreement is a first for private institutions.			255
AV/IT worlds collide.	Halligan, Tom		705
Blockbuster books: textbook rental programs are producing big savings for students.			186
Cancel that commute: Newark IHEs lead the charge as commuter schools go residential.	Voyles, Bennett		2709
Choosing a student loan provider: questions to ask.		Advertisement	586
Conference on presentation technology: the first EduComm conference draws 675 AV/IT education pros.			213
Does this campaign work? St. Edward's University's (TX) "Learn to Think" campaign is expected to continue to boost enrollment and inspire alumni, staff, and faculty giving.	Klein, Alana		1211
Drop in diversity: black freshman admissions are down at many schools, especially at UC Berkeley.			208
Events calendar.		Calendar	307
Faulty Towers: Tenure and the Structure of Higher Education.	Goral, Tim		114
Finessing your finances.	Klein, Alana		98
Food for though: in spite of rising food costs, off-campus competition, and finicky students, dining directors are finding innovative ways to please their 'customers' while making a healthy profit.	Klein, Alana		3176
From plan to action: even the best laid strategic plans can go awry. Here, from the trenches, some sound advice about how to turn the vision into reality.	Villano, Matt		2763
Get in the know.	Klein, Alana		83
Good luck, Kathy!	Hanson, Joe		168
Grabbing the grant; what will catch the attention of foundations, and entice the money grantors? Step away from the status quo, say those who made the grade.	Cumo, Chris		2972
I want my ITFS: FCC ruling preserves educational broadcast spectrum.			357
Inside tips for better online ed: don't just envy the University of Phoenix, learn from it.	Panettieri, Joseph C.		1481
It's everyday life. And it's paying for college: exclusive AES Upromise Program provides innovative student loan repayment option.		Advertisement	525
J.B. Milliken is expected to earn $270,000 annually as the next president of the University of Nebraska.			85
James Hefner chose to announce his retirement from Tennessee State University at this year's commencement.	Angelo, Jean Marie		105
Juggling act: today's college or university president must be a champion fundraiser and a strong internal leader.	Kaufman, Barbara		1580
Light as a feather.	Klein, Alana		88
Listing to StarBoard.			93
Living with criticism: if you seek credit and praise, love and appreciation, leadership is not for you.	Greenberg, Milton		854
New group pushes alumni retirement communities: 'senior' takes on new meaning at a growing number of campuses.			318
Not giving up: diversity foes to appeal to voters.			101
Put an end to cheating.	Klein, Alana		116
Robert Smith, who has been interim president of Slippery Rock University (PA) since December 2002, was assigned the post permanently after an executive committee conducted an 11-month nationwide search.			90
Smart scheduling leads to smart construction planning.		Advertisement	323
Student data for sale? Suit alleges privacy breach.			97
Supervising the student experience.	Klein, Alana		95
Technology enhanced teaching pays off: when technology is intelligently married to instruction, results astound and costs plummet.	Twigg, Carol A.		654
The administrator's secret weapon: uncovering the hidden talent of your administrative staff.	Kaufman, Barbara		1589
The City University of New York has picked Jeremy Travis, a former deputy police commissioner and a former law clerk to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, to be president of its John Jay College of Criminal Justice.			94
The next best thing: study shows effectiveness of simulations.			227
The power of information: financial aid outreach programs help disadvantaged students dare to dream the impossible dream.	Goral, Tim		2573
Tuition rises, but legislators make the pain bearable: crafty bookkeeping reduces effect of budget cuts.			126
U Virginia turn tablets on teaching: school tries high-tech content delivery.			175
Unclear of the concept: student sues school for not getting caught.			137
University of Georgia and HP take the lead in the Mobile Zone: students at UGA aren't waiting around for the 'Next Big Thing'.		Advertisement	785