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'Customer Management,' From Classroom to Boardroom
The competition to provide colleges and universities with institutionwide software to manage relationships with all of its constituents is heating...
From Anger to Acceptance
New code of conduct for financial aid officers produces questions but no condemnation from the rank and file.
Salt in the Wounds on Solomon Law
Law schools say Pentagon is trying unfairly to go beyond recruiting rights Supreme Court assured it.
Informing Students About Private Loans
Few colleges include alternative loans in students' aid packages, but marketing is common, survey by aid officers' group finds.
The Price of Good Intentions
A faculty member tries to organize a fund for adjuncts with health-care costs, and ends up out of a job.
When Credentials Count
Northeastern doesn't renew contracts for a dozen faculty members without terminal degrees as it expands tenure-track hiring.
New Standard for Getting In
GRE may soon be accompanied by standardized way for graduate schools to consider applicants' non-cognitive abilities.