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CR80News eMagazine: Campus cards in Europe

Tuesday, October 11, 2005

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It seems that European campuses may be catching up with their American counterparts when it comes to the use of advanced campus ID systems. In this issue we feature several programs from “across the pond” and find truly robust card solutions. Closer to home, don’t miss CR80News’ exclusive survey of campus card bank partnerships to find out if they are on the rise or falling short.

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