"Chronicle of Higher Education" presents an abundant source of news and information for college and university faculty members and administrators. This July 2, 2004 issue of "Chronicle of Higher Education" includes the following articles: (1) "The Provost as Gatekeeper: A Former Provost Offers Advice on Managing the Minefield that Is the Tenure Process" (Paradise, Louis V.); (2) "Fending off a Plagiarist: An Assistant Professor Found Herself Having to Prove that Her Dissertation Was Really Hers" (Lanegran, Kim); (3) "Today, Even B Students Are Getting Squeezed Out" (Davies, Gordon); (4) "Colleges Can Help Bring the Power Grid into the 21st Century" (Pratt, Rob; Hauser, Steve); (5) "The Contradictions of Cultural Conservatism in the Assault on American Colleges" (Lazere, Donald); (6) "A Hunched Back, a Searching Heart and a Fiery Wit" (Romano, Carlin); (7) "Pablo Neruda: A Life Consumed by Poetry and Politics" (Stavans, Ilan); (8) "Art History Can Trade Insights with the Sciences" (Winner, Ellen); (9) "The Democratization of Cultural Criticism" (Cotkin, George); (10) "Leaving a Groove" (Basinger, Julianne); (11) "U. of Cambridge to Open a $30-Million Center for Stem-Cell Research" (Labi, Aisha); (12) "Guatemala's Long-Persecuted Majority Gets a College of Its Own" (Lloyd, Marion); (13) "In the Admissions Game, Students Change the Rules: As Applicants Use Waiting Lists to Their Advantage, Colleges Find It Hard to Predict Who Will Enroll" (Farrell, Elizabeth F.); (14) "Report Says Educational Technology Has Failed to Deliver on Its Promises" (Carnevale, Dan); (15) "Student-Run TV Stations Join Forces to Share Programs Online" (Young, Jeffrey R.); (16) "Don't Touch that Virtual Dial: Some Students Are Ditching Their TV's as Colleges Offer Programs Online" (Young, Jeffrey R.); (17) "New Complaint in Lawsuit Alleges that Princeton U. Misused Donors' Money" (Strout, Erin); (18) "Some Venture Capitalists Shun Public Universities' Money: Funds Fear State Open-Records Laws May Force Disclosure of Sensitive Information" (Blumenstyk, Goldie); (19) "NIH Director Seeks to Ban Cash Awards to Agency's Top Officials" (Brainard, Jeffrey); (20) "South Dakota Looks West, and within, to Draw Students" (Hebel, Sara); (21) "No Room in the Class: As Student Populations Explode in Some States, Public Colleges Struggle to Find Enough Places--Even for High Achievers" (Hebel, Sara); (22) "Authors Boycott an Elsevier Journal over Refusal to Publish a Paper on IBM" (Blumenstyk, Goldie); (23) "Belizean Bonanza: The Central American Nation's Expansive Marine Sanctuaries Are Creating Rich Research Opportunities" (Woodard, Colin); (24) "Students Sue Professor and U. of Texas in Harassment Case" (Wilson, Robin); (25) "Black and White and Mad all Over: The Ouster of Kansas State U.'s Newspaper Director Has College-Journalism Advisers Seeing Red" (Hoover, Eric); (26) "Affirmative Reaction in San Diego" (Lipka, Sara); and (27) "Congress Puts College Bill on Hold for this Year" (Burd, Stephen).