Articles from University Business (May 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
2004 guide to higher education consultants: rely on this easy-to-use supplier listing for information on consultants for IHEs.			9873
3 IT trends to tackle now: before your institution is consumed by security, data, and telecom challenges, take action today.	Warger, Tom		1560
A blackboard for the 21st century.	Klein, Alana		82
A brighter presentation.	Klein, Alana		106
A new collaboration solution.	Klein, Alana		87
Almost HEAR: reauthorization is on the horizon, but in an election year, the wheels of progress grind slowly.	Salomon, Kenneth		1344
Are we shutting her out? Dual degree and transfer agreements between state four-year and community colleges were once an open door to universal access. Now, for many, those doors may be closing.	Sausner, Rebecca		2995
At all costs: universities often talk about ending the out-of-control arms race of college sports, but this time, in the wake of horrific scandals, they may really do it.	Goral, Tim	Cover Story	4777
AV and IT converge at InfoComm 2004: higher ed AV conference launches at InfoComm.			349
Can ePortfolios connect? These five smart steps can help you navigate perilous ePortfolio territory.	Panettieri, Joseph C.		1437
CDW*G delivers expertise in hardware, services and implementation.		Advertisement	537
Demystifying the Internet.	Klein, Alana		93
Does this Web site work? Rhodes College (www.rhodes.edu).	Klein, Alana		928
Empowering women: Duke dabbles in single-sex education for women.			194
Enhanced e-learning supplement.	Klein, Alana		94
Events calendar.		Calendar	291
Fear of data: a warning to CIC members to make peace with data--or suffer the consequences.	Ekman, Richard		858
Getting to great: just what does Jim Collins' Good to Great have to do with higher education? Plenty.	Scannell, Jim		1084
Governing Academia.	Goral, Tim		120
Grade-changing scandal rocks SU: degrees may be revoked.			298
Grambling State University.	Angelo, Jean Marie		109
Higher ed's ties to slavery: universities consider reparations.			235
HP's mobile technology cuts loose at Alberta: Edmonton's NAIT forestry students use HP's mobile technology for field work and real-time mapping.		Advertisement	317
InfoComm 2004 exhibitors.			1347
Learning and discovering at InfoComm.	Lemke, Randal A.		603
Mixed signals: what college presidents want from media relations--and what they say they want--are often two different things.	Grayson, Kathy		901
No 'illegals,' if you please.	Olivas, Michael A.	Letter to the Editor	358
On communications.	Cheever, Mac	Letter to the Editor	213
One-stop shop PC.	Klein, Alana		83
Protect your network.	Klein, Alana		117
Rankings rancor: Harvard and Wharton vow to withold list information.			225
Rockland Community College.	Angelo, Jean Marie		125
Smart scheduling saves university over $85,000.			348
Social insecurity: personal info subject to hack attacks.			208
Study says Latino students don't get aid information: foundation pledges to increase outreach efforts.			649
The future of AV in education: simple, networked, automated solutions: the classrooms of the not-too-distant future are looking like an AV project.	Kayye, Gary		1384
To interview, or not ...	Loritts, Lesa	Letter to the Editor	155
University of Massachusetts.	Angelo, Jean Marie		84
Wanted: grad students.	Klein, Alana		123
Wireless takes off: so you've finally established a wireless data network. Now it's time to set your sights on making your telecommunications wireless, too.	Villano, Matt		3424