94.74 The future is arriving . . . ahead of schedule [resistance to increasing tuition; decline inhousehold income; attraction of new technology; qualities of character and good social skills asimportant as academic knowledge], 281

94.78 Preparing our students for the workplace of the future [training students to collaborate in anatmosphere of trust; Alvin Toffler and Charles Handy say organizations will be smaller; review ofthe West Point Way of Leadership], 287

95.5 Dumping what's dumb ["Correction Day" proposed; impact of federal rules on colleges; excerptfrom The Death of Common Sense], 321

95.15 Memos can override manuals, 339.

95.16 Tuition discounts [colleges offering tuition "deals" to attract students], 340.

95.25 Inflated figures [colleges provide conflicting information about admissions standards andgraduation rates], 358.

98.44 Planning for December 31, 1999, part I [some Y2k-related problems may be overlooked; a mediastampede may be on the horizon, creating a sense of panic; Y2K not a matter not to be left in thehands of technicians; interview with Bryan Savage, Testing and Compliance Manager for theYear 2000 project of the Government of the District of Columbia], 788.

98.45 Planning for December 31, 1999, part II, 791.