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Art "Mad Man" Mehring, for instance, does traffic for GST, the Bull and Project. And Jamie Massey does the same for Q100 and 99X. "It did surprise me," Henry told me. "I was having a great time. I desperately miss my morning show with Kelly, Alpha and Will. I'm heartbroken. It's the radio business. The only regret was it didn't last longer." She's now looking for a job and freelancing with CNN. She was also Randy & Spiff's morning producer from 2000 to 2001. I can pass on her email if you want to send your regards. (Email me at rho@ajc.com) Cox Radio is part of Cox Enterprises, which also owns ajc.com. Permalink | Comments (2) | Post your comment | 10/1: In studio with Project's new show By Rodney Ho | Monday, October 1, 2007, 02:00 PM The Atlanta Journal-Constitution "Giant" Brian Carothers and Shaffee finished their first morning show today at Project 9-6-1 intact with no apparent FCC violations, no apparent tensions between the pair and me wasting several minutes of airtime.
End of an intellectual whirlwind
A spectre is haunting higher education," Keller declared, "the spectre of decline and bankruptcy." After years of rampaging growth, colleges were gripped by declining enrolments, increased competition, inflating costs, diminishing government support and shifting priorities among those increasingly regarded as higher education's consumers. The future of many traditional institutions was in jeopardy. The only enduring solution, Keller argued, was to take a more vigorous and focused approach to management, using tactics and objectives that had to be developed on an institution-by-institution basis. We could not expect all colleges to accomplish the same things and meet the same standards in the same ways. Nor did it make sense any more to treat the large, expensive, complex modern university as if it were a genteel ramshackle operation to be governed casually and inattentively, if at all.
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