Cornell Courts a Subcontinent.

The article reports that many presidents of American colleges are traveling to India to learn about the country's higher education system and try to create partnerships. Like American corporations that began coming to India more than a decade ago to tap the brain power of its millions of inexpensive, well-educated engineers, software writers, and medical technicians, American higher-education institutions are flocking to the country to recruit Indian students, set up academic and research ventures, and raise money.