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2. "Anti-terrorism Plans Fall Short," USA Today, October 13, 1998.

3. Norman Augustine, "Managing the Crisis You Tried to Prevent," Harvard Business Review, November-December 1995.

4. Andrea Barbalich, "After the Doors Stop Shaking: How Three Campuses Coped with the Oklahoma City Bombing," CASE Currents, September 1995.

5. Larry Benedict, "Committee on Campus Violence: Interim Implementation Report," Johns Hopkins University, April 1998. (See www.jhu.edu/news_info/reports/violence/.)

6. Larry Benedict, "Guidelines for Responding to Student Crises at Johns Hopkins," Johns Hopkins University, May 1, 1996.

7. Edward Bernacki, "Johns Hopkins Institutions Safety Policy and Procedure Manual," 1998.

8. Edward Bernacki, "Johns Hopkins Institutions Biosafety Manual," 1998.

9. Edward Bernacki, "Johns Hopkins Institutions Infection Control Manual," 1998.

10. Edward Bernacki, "Johns Hopkins Institutions Radiation Safety Manual," 1998.

11. Steven Campbell, "Office of Facilities Management Emergency Procedures Manual," Johns Hopkins University, 1998.

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13. CASE, "Worst of Times: The University of Florida Story," [video] CASE Publications, 1994.

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16. Jack E. Cox and William Hawthorne, "Crisis Management: Are You Really Prepared?" Liberty Directions, Summer 1998.

17. Emily Franke, "Guidelines for Responding to Student Crises at the Peabody Conservatory," Johns Hopkins University, April 1998.

18. Patricia Friend, General Counsel's Office, JHU, "University Policy on Defense and Indemnification," September 17, 1998.

19. Julie Guillebeau, "Telling Your Story: Emergency Management - The Importance of Crisis Planning," The Independent, March-April 1998.

20. Howard Gwon, "JHH Emergency Preparedness Manual," 1998.

21. Howard Gwon, "Draft JHU Crisis Management-Typology and Decision Matrix," Report of the Crisis Response Team Subcommittee, January 8, 1999.

22. Arthur Heigl, "Administrative Computing Disaster Plan," Johns Hopkins University, 1997.

23. Steven Knapp, Report of the Committee on Campus Violence, Johns Hopkins University, March 27, 1997. (See www.jhu.edu/news_info/reports/violence/.)

24. Richard Kilburg, Draft Typology and Decision Matrix, memo and report of the Crisis Response Team Subcommittee, January 20, 1999.

25. Michael Mond, "Emergency Psychiatric On-Call Schedule for Assisting Homewood, Nursing School and Peabody Institute Students," August 5, 1998.

26. Ronald Mullen, "Security Department Dispatch Operations Manual and Emergency Procedures," 1998.

27. Ronald Mullen, "Security Department Emergency Information and Protocol Manual," Johns Hopkins University, 1998.

28. OEM Occupational Health and Safety Manual [excerpts].

29. Elizabeth Rodier, "Telecommunication Services Disaster Recovery Plan," Johns Hopkins University, 1998.

30. Edward Rosenfeld, "MSEL Disaster Preparedness Manual," Johns Hopkins University, 1998.

31. Jean Sagan, General Counsel's Office, University of Alaska, "Campus Crisis Response Plans," August 26, 1998.

32. United Educators Insurance Risk Reduction Group, Inc., "Emergency Preparedness: Creating a Comfort Zone for Crises," Reason and Risk, Fall 1994.

33. Washington State University, Emergency Response Plan, 1998.

34. John Watson and Douglas Henderson, Business Continuation Plan for Academic Institutions, Disaster Management, Inc., 1998.

35. Judi Wood, "Homewood Academic Computing Disaster Recovery Plan," Johns Hopkins University, 1998.

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