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University Business, November 2012 Table of Contents

Cover Story

Inside Look: Residence Halls
Melissa Ezarik
Expectations and innovations for students' home away from home

Feature

Feature

Security: Show and Tell?
Mark Rowh
Certain security measures should be visible, but for others, it’s better when they’re less obvious or even hidden. Here’s some perspective on which the campus community should spot—and which they’d better not.
Posting A Threat
David Geer
Recognizing and responding to threats of violence made via social media
Inside Look: Residence Halls
Melissa Ezarik
Expectations and innovations for students' home away from home
Beyond the Technology Transfer Office
Wai Fong Boh, Uzi De-Haan, and Robert Strom

Campus Finance News

Feature

12 Options for IT Project Financing
Sonya Stinson
Finding dollars for technology projects that fall outside the general budget

Education Innovators

Education Innovators

A Conversation with Richard Baraniuk
Tim Goral

Focus

Future Shock

America’s Intercollegiate Athletics: Instilling Champions of Character
James Martin and James E. Samels

Viewpoint

Protecting Home Field
Tyrone P. Thomas
Universitywide coordination in the oversight of athletics

Internet Technology

The New Digital Advertising Order
Karine Joly
Using online advertising to reach target audiences

Financial Aid

Presidential Opinions
Haley Chitty
Contrasting Obama and Romney campaigns’ student aid policies

Sense of Place

Campus Groundbreakings
Melissa Ezarik

Behind the News

Weekend Visits Take Wing
Ann McClure
Hispanic Student Success
Ann McClure
Free Textbooks for California
Kristen Domonell
If funded, open-source digital textbooks coming to public higher ed

People Watch

People Watch
Kristen Domonell

In Every Issue

What's New
Lauren Williams
Looking for higher education technology products and services? Start here.
An Exciting Time
Tim Goral
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