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Colby
College
On the cover: Colby College�s 714-acre campus, located in Waterville,
Maine, can be identified by its Georgian architecture. The entire campus
is a Maine Game Preserve and Wildlife Management Area.
Photo by Dean Abramson.
Above: Colby recently adopted a dual-platform standard, supporting
both Windows and Macintosh environments. Approximately 80 percent of Colby
students own computers, many of which are laptops.
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Why
Policy Matters
by Polley Ann McClure, University of Virginia
Considering
Thin Client Computing for Higher Education
by Mark Sheehan, Montana State University
Perspectives
on Higher Education in the Global Market
Sir John Daniel, Governor Michael Leavitt, and Governor Roy Romer, interviewed
by Polley Ann McClure, University of Virginia
Assessing
the New Competitive Landscape
by Harvey Blustain, Phillip Goldstein, and Gregory Lozier, PricewaterhouseCoopers
LLP
Linking
Strategic Planning with Program Implementation for Distance Education
by Zane L. Berge, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and Lynne
Schrum, University of Georgia
Changing
(Almost) Everything and Keeping (Almost) Everyone Happy
by Craig A. Stewart, Douglas Grover, and R. David Vernon, Indiana University
Enterprise
Network Management: Solutions are Needed!
by James S. Cross, Michigan Technological University
Should
Colleges and Universities Require Students to Own Their Own Computers
by Kathryn F. Gates, University of Mississippi
Browser-Based
Class Evaluations
by James Hefferon, Saint Michael's College
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