"Chronicle of Higher Education" presents an abundant source of news and information for college and university faculty members and administrators. This January 16, 2004 issue of "Chronicle for Higher Education" contains the following articles: (1) "Gymnasium, Ecology Lab, Sentinel" (Selingo, Jeffrey); (2) "Fewer Foreigners Go Home after Earning U.S. Doctorates" (Bartlett, Thomas); (3) "Italy's Elite Exception" (Rocca, Francis X.); (4) "NCAA Chief Picks His Battles" (Suggs, Welch); (5) "Parents United" (Hoover, Eric); (6) "New Device Can Digitize up to 1,200 Book Pages Per Hour" (Carlson, Scott); (7) "Sharing of Music Files by Students Has Declined Drastically, New Pew Survey Finds" (Carlson, Scott); (8) "How to Write a Computer Virus, for College Credit" (Read, Brock); (9) "For-Profit Colleges Rush to Fill Nursing Gap" (Farrell, Elizabeth F.); (10) "Controversial Weblogs and Academic Freedom" (O'Neil, Robert); (11) "Art of Her Dreams" (Schulz-Hoffman, Carla); (12) "Brains Enough to Understand" (Marcus, Gary); (13) "'The L Word': Novelty in Normalcy" (Sedgwick, Eve Kosofsky); (14) "A Survivor's Story, a Scholar's Words" (Bermanzohn, Sally); (15) "The Perils of Provosting" (Paradise, Louis V.); (16) "Humanities Endowment Returns to 'Flagging' Nontraditional Proposals" (Borrego, Anne Marie); (17) "State Spending on Colleges Drops for the First Time in 11 Years" (Arnone, Michael); (18) "NIH Calls for Removal of Grant-Proposal Reviewers Who Have Conflicts of Interest" (Brainard, Jeffrey); (19) "Default Rates on Student Loans Fall, but Figures Are Deceptive" (Burd, Stephen); (20) "Lending a Lasting Hand" (Glenn, David); (21) "Research Subverted by Academic Greed" (Feller, Irwin); (22) "The Well-Tempered Lecturer" (Parini, Jay); (23) To Spurn a Star" (Warwick, Regina); and (24) "Doctor Dropout" (Smallwood, Scott).