"Chronicle of Higher Education" presents an abundant source of news and information for college and university faculty members and administrators. This February 11, 2005 issue of "Chronicle of Higher Education" includes the following articles: (1) "A Giant Eye on the Stars" (Lloyd, Marion); (2) "Taiwanese Ministry Disavows Effort to Purge 'China' from Colleges' Names" (Mooney, Paul); (3) "NCAA Punishes Lincoln U. of Missouri for Letting Ineligible Athletes Compete" (Suggs, Welch); (4) "U. of Alabama Booster Convicted of Bribery in Recruiting Scandal" (Suggs, Welch); (5) Education Department Takes Aim at Diploma Mills with a New Web Site" (Carnevale, Dan); (6) "Online Textbooks Fail to Make the Grade" (Carlson, Scott); (7) "Fruit with a Fizz"; (8) "Caught in a Steel Trap" (9) "Report Criticizes Education Dept." (Field, Kelly); (10) "New NIH Rules Ban Some Payments from Universities" (Brainard, Jeffrey); (11) "Republicans to Hold Hearing on Charges in '60 Minutes' Report" (Burd, Stephen); (12) "Republican Bill to Renew Higher-Education Act Mirrors Last Year's Legislation" (Burd, Stephen); (13) "Change in Federal Law Increases Cost of Hiring Foreign Workers" (Field, Kelly); (14) "Making a Case" (Fischer, Karin); (15) "Navigating the New Subtleties of Sex-Discrimination Cases in Academe" (Haag, Pamela); (16) "Gentle Irony"; (17) "Affirmative Action Has a Future" (Michaelson, Martin); (18) "Collaborative Efforts: Promoting Interdisciplinary Scholars" (Pfirman, Stephanie L.; Collins, James P.; Lowes, Susan; Michaels, Anthony F.); (19) "In a Blink, Bush becomes Reviewer in Chief" (Romano, Carlin); (20) "In Front of God and Oregon" (Contreras, Alan); (21) "Berea College's 'Ecological About-Face'" (Scully, Malcolm G.); (22) "From Poland to Ukraine Self-Limiting Revolution Bears Its Democratic Fruit" (Wolin, Richard); (23) "Reinventing Physics: The Search for the Real Frontier" (Laughlin, Robert B.); (24) "Fatherhood in Theory and Practice" (Nestruk, Jeffrey); (25) "Sometimes You're the Problem"; (26) "Courting Elusive Candidates" (Dowdall, Jean); (27) "Are Your Parental-Leave Policies Legal?" (Williams, Joan C.); (28) "Furor at Hebrew U. Leaves Noted Anthropologist in Limbo" (Watzman, Haim); (29) "Satiric Inferno" (Monaghan, Peter); (30) "Fearing Violence, Hamilton College Cancels Speech by Controversial Colorado Professor" (Smallwood, Scott); (31) "Community Colleges Go Globe-Trotting" (Evelyn, Jamilah); (32) "American Universities Step up Their Sales Pitch Overseas" (McMurtrie, Beth); (33) "Pomona's Prime Number" (Lipka, Sara); and (34) "Government Weighs Taxing Tuition Perks at Colleges" (Selingo, Jeffrey).