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Don't Blame the Market
Like ancient Rome in its waning days, American higher education is corrupted by excess. According to a now infamous 2003...
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Going to the Bathroom
Terry Caesar remembers when students dealt with bodily functions after class -- and considers their unwillingness to wait today.
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This, That and the Other Thing
Intellectual Affairs has been running for just over a month now. It might be a good moment for a bit...
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An Academic (Almost) Does the WB
Rich Benjamin gets snared in the reality television craze and learns some lessons about obsession with youth and life as a gay intellectual.
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In Black and White
Just because an African-American author turns out to be white doesn't mean that scholarship on her is any less creative....
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Who Gets In, What It Costs
John V. Lombardi asks and answers questions about price and selection in American higher education. The core question: Is the system fair?
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Summers Beyond Harvard
As a visiting professor at Harvard, KC Johnson takes in the controversy and worries about its impact well beyond Cambridge.
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Derrida's Wake
When last weekend's conference at Cardozo Law was first announced, the title was given simply as "Derrida/America." Only while standing...