"Chronicle of Higher Education" presents an abundant source of news and information for college and university faculty members and administrators. This October 29, 2004 issue of "Chronicle of Higher Education" includes the following articles: (1) "A Job-Hunting Guru Comes up Short" (Zimbleman, Dana A.); (2) "Distinctive Words That are Seldom Heard at 4-Year Colleges" (Kahn, Robert M.); (3) "Community College: Same Destination, Different Journey" (Merullo, Roland); (4) "From Turmoil to Transformation" (Bauman, M. Garrett); (5) "How to Proselytize for Your Institution" (Jenkins, Rob); (6) "Community Colleges Need to Build on their Strength" (Grubb, W. Norton; Lazerson, Marvin); (7) "Diversify the Presidency" (Vaughan, George B.); (8) "The Biggest Challenge for Community Colleges: 6 Views"; (9) "The Search for New Means of Support" (Evelyn, Jamilah); (10) "2-Year College Face an Identity Crisis" (Evelyn, Jamilah); (11) "Not a Martyr" (William, Mary); (12) "The Last Angry Man" (Fish, Stanley); (13) "My Own Private Library" (Benton, Thomas H.); (14) "Students, Entirely in Character" (Biemiller, Lawrence); (15) "Managing a Controversial Conference" (Farrell, Elizabeth F.); (16) "Fewer Colleges Cut Information-Technology Budgets This Year, Survey Finds" (Carnevale, Dan); (17) "Video Games with a Political Message" (Foster, Andrea L.); (18) "Supersizing Frank Lloyd Wright" (Biemiller, Lawrence); (19) "The Malls of Academe" (Arnone, Michael); (20) "Supreme Court Clears Way for Settlement of College-Desegregation Case" (Hebel, Sara); (21) "Colleges Face Fewer State Ballot Measures This Year than in the Past" (Gidjunis, Joseph); (22) "Long Waits, Empty Desks" (Field, Kelly); (23) "Antarctica: Astronomy's Frozen Frontier" (Monastersky, Richard); (24) "Driving into the Sky" (Monastersky, Richard); (25) "Hawaii's Fading Star" (Monastersky, Richard); (26) "Report Shows Difficulty of Sex-Discrimination Lawsuits" (Wilson, Robin); (27) "Teaching Business Skills to People with a Social Mission" (Mangan, Katherine S.); and (28) "Public Colleges See a 10% Rise in Tuition for 2004-5" (Hoover, Eric).