"Chronicle of Higher Education" presents an abundant source of news and information for college and university faculty members and administrators. This July 23, 2004 issue of "Chronicle of Higher Education" includes the following articles: (1) "Waking up from the American Dream" (Abramsky, Sasha); (2) "The Well-Tempered Seminar" (Parini, Jay); (3) "The Romance of the Vaquero" (Graves, John); (4) "Who Killed Literary Reading?" (Romano, Carlin); (5) "Teaching Design that Goes from Cradle to Cradle" (McDonough, William); (6) "Keeping the Faith" (Hodges, Shannon); (7) "An Adviser without Advice: Hadn't I Learned from My Own Experiences the Folly of Giving Career Advice to Young People" (Benton, Thomas H.); (8) "The Case for Academic Autonomy: A Prerequisite for Academe's Survival Is Distinctiveness; Without It, We Haven't Got a Prayer" (Fish, Stanley); (9) "Asia's New High-Tech Tiger: South Korea's Ambitious, and Expensive, Effort to Bolster University Research Is Paying Off" (Brender, Alan); (10) "Steroids Are Rampant among College Athletes, a Senate Panel Is Told" (Suggs, Welch); (11) "Basketball Coaches Call for 5 years of Eligibility for Players" (Suggs, Welch); (12) "Fraternity Seeks Damages from University of Iowa Following Hazing Allegations" (Farrell, Elizabeth F.); (13) "For American Indians, the Keys to College: A Summer Workshop Helps Unlock the Admissions Process" (Hoover, Eric); (14) "On September 11, Libraries Hope to Foster Open Discussions" (Carlson, Scott); (15) "Congress Narrowly Rejects Provision to Limit Patriot Act's Impact on Libraries" (Carlson, Scott); (16) "Universities Offer Homegrown Course Software: A Group of Colleges Has Released a Competitor to Commercial Vendors" (Young, Jeffrey R.); (17) "Wipeout in Hawaii: A President Is Toppled amid Claims of Arrogance, Cronyism, and Misspending" (Basinger, Julianne); (18) "President of University of Maine's Flagship Campus Resigns" (Field, Kelly); (19) "Hot Type" (Byrne, Richard); (20) "The Tease of Memory: Psychologists Are Dusting off 19th Century Explanations of Deja Vu. Have We Been Here before?" (Glenn, David); (21) "Uncorking Vintage Programs: To Fulfill Industry Demand, Wine Courses Are Popping up All Over" (Fogg, Piper); and (22) "Move Over, Mr. Weatherman" (Raftery, Isolde).