"Chronicle of Higher Education" presents an abundant source of news and information for college and university faculty members and administrators. This May 28, 2004 issue of "Chronicle for Higher Education" includes the following articles: (1) "Thailand to Open a University in Muslim Region, to Defuse Tension" (Overland, Martha Ann); (2) "In Japan, Protection or Prejudice? Government Slashes Number of Visas Issued to Chinese Students" (Brender, Alan); (3) "Enjoy the Walk" (Harris, Jim); (4) "Shyness and Academe" (Benton, Thomas H.); (5) "Letting Go: What Do You Do When You're on Your Way Out?" (Fish, Stanley); (6) "Endowments Are Not a Luxury" (Hammond, Dennis R.); (7) "Pro & Con: Are Endowments a Good Idea: Bigger Is Not Necessarily Better" (Hansmann, Henry); (8) "'Sin Screening' Is Ineffective at Best, Harmful at Worst" (Hassett, Kevin); (9) "Pro & Con: Moral Considerations in Investing" (Thompson, Maria Markham); (10) "Q&A: Tips on Investing Endowment Funds"; (11) Q&A: Tips on Raising Money for an Endowment"; (12) "Long-Term Strategies for Endowments Can Beat Stock-Market Returns, a Study Finds" (Gose, Ben); (13) "University of Virginia: $2-Billion Is no Longer 'Icing on the Cake'" (Strout, Erin); (14) "La Jolla Playhouse: The Trials of Raising Money for an Endowment" (Gose, Ben); (15) "Changing Market Realities Prompt New Strategies" (Blumenstyk, Goldie); (16) "The Denver Foundation: A Full-Time Leader Brings Steady Growth" (Rubley, Julie Nicklin); (17) "Philanthropic Foundations Face Intense Pressures to Increase the Amount They Give to Charities" (Gose, Ben); (18) "Prudent Management or Outright Greed? Critics Ask How Big Endowments Should Be" (Gose, Ben); (19) "Measuring Endowments: How the Survey Was Conducted" (Lipman, Harvy); (20) "Big Gifts and Rising Stocks Fuel Growth" (Lipman, Harvy); (21) "Wrestling Advocates Lose Another Round in Challenge to Title IX" (Kiernan, Vincent); (22) "Alcohol Arrests on Campuses Increased Again in 2002" (Hoover, Eric); (23) "Colleges Fight to Keep Control of Their TV Spectrum" (Foster, Andrea L.); (24) "Faculty Petition Protests Cal Poly Campus's Plan to Install People Soft Software" (Foster, Andrea L.); (25) "Online Study Tools Help Texas High-School Prepare for Graduation Exam" (Carnevale, Dan); (26) "Have You 'Facebooked' Him" (Read, Brock); (27) "It's $300-Million, but Don't Call it a Gift" (Strout, Erin); (28) "U. of Pittsburgh's Prize to Former Chief of Cancer Institute Draws Fire from Congress" (Brainard, Jeffrey); (29) "Humanities Endowment Opens Inquiry into Alleged Leak to a Reporter" (Field, Kelly); (30) "States Continued to Increase Spending on Student Aid in 2002-3, Survey Finds" (Arnone, Michael); (31) "Reaching Out for Students, and Money" (Hebel, Sara); (32) "No Classrooms Left Unstudied" (Glenn, David); (33) "Entrepreneurs in Every Department: Using Multimillion-Dollar Grants, 8 Universities Bring the 'Can Do' Approach to Subjects like History, Music, and Nursing" (Mangan, Katherine S.); and (34) "Panel blasts U. of Colorado for Handling of Scandal: Top Officials Hit for Failing to Rein in Football Players, but Regents Praise President" (Jacobson, Jennifer).