"Chronicle of Higher Education" presents an abundant source of news and information for college and university faculty members and administrators. This April 1, 2005 issue of "Chronicle of Higher Education" includes the following articles: (1) "Hollywood Profits v. Technological Progress" (Ben-Atar, Doron); (2) "Notes on Metakitsch" (Yaffe, David); (3) "Hail, Fellows, well Met" (Allen, Robert C.); (4) "Great Work. You're Fired" (Rauch, Alan); (5) "The Neglect of the American Elite" (Fraser, Steve; Gerstle, Gary); (6) "The North Korean Nuclear Threat" (O'Hablon, Michael); (7) "B. F. Skinner, Revisited" (Barash, David P.); (8) "Liberal Education on the Ropes" (Katz, Stanley N.); (9) "The Unbearable Heaviness of Being Harvard" (Fink, Leon); (10) "The Worst Building on the Campus" (Benton, Thomas H.); (11) "On Balance" (Fish, Stanley); (12) "Albania's Universities, Long Hobbled, Struggle to Rise" (Woodard, Colin); (13) "New Policy Clarifies Title IX Rules for Colleges; Women's Group Objects" (Suggs, Welch); (14) "Hacker Breaks into Database for Tracking International Students" (Lipka, Sara); (15) "Financial-Software Project Gets $2.5 Million and New Members" (Carnevale, Dan); (16) "Tech Departments with Business Savvy" (Carnevale, Dan); (17) "Research Council Calls on NIH to Improve Support for Postdoctoral Students" (Brainard, Jeffrey); (18) "U. of Colorado Will Investigate Allegations of Misconduct against Controversial Professor" (Smallwood, Scott); (19) "Combatants Alter Tactics in Fight over Student-Loan Consolidation" (Burd, Stephen); (20) "The Soft Side of 'T. Rex'" (Monastersky, Richard); (21) "A Brush with a New Life" (Mangam, Katherine S.); (22) "Shelve under 'E' for Electronic" (Carlson, Scott); (23) "No Student, No Buildings, No Departments? I'll Take the Job" (Gutterman, Lila); (24) "Finding a Campus Site: A Tale with Many Twists" (Blumenstyk, Goldie); (25) "How Planners Kept the Campus Cool--And 'Green'" (Blumenstyk, Goldie); (26) "The Hard Birth of a Research University" (Hebel, Sara); (27) "Proposed Student-Data System Can Be Made Secure, Report Says" (Field, Kelly); and (28) "Duplication Is Ubiquitous" (Tenopir, Carol).