Two key factors have influenced this transformation: the emergence of disruptive technologies to support increased audiences and greater audience choice, and a political agenda centered on access.
Debate on the gainful employment rule has often centered on access to higher education.
center access to all its public data.
The $179 price for weekends, with fitness center access, continues until September; during the week, the price is $199.
Dr. Horn's agency is providing $325,000 this year for research into pig diseases, along with computer equipment that will give this remote center access to the American National Agricultural Library.
He decided on a county facility called Durham Center Access, a sort of halfway house/emergency room that helped indigents through substance-abuse and psychological crises.
That partnership, announced in December 2005, seemed to give City Center access to Carnegie's fund-raising machine to help pay for the renovations.
"We allow anyone who comes to the center access to the collection," said Tara Wenger, the research librarian at the center, which owns some 100 boxes of Greene material, including manuscripts, journals and letters.
Set off in separate wings, and offering weekly social events for residents, in addition to the AVE concierge services, free cafe breakfast and fitness center access, they are evolving into small "neighborhoods," as Ms. Welsh put it.
In June, Google announced Compute Engine, for large-scale computing and data center access, at its annual conference for software developers, in the hope that developers and eventually big companies would use it.
Marie Crandall, an associate professor of surgery at Northwestern who has studied the correlation of transport times, trauma center access and fatal gunshot wounds across more than 11,000 Illinois shootings, said the risk of death increased 21% for people shot more than five miles away from a trauma center.
