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What Evergreen State Could Have Taught Us
In the end, argues Christopher Leise, the questions should not have turned to “Who is right here?” but rather, “Who is white here?”

Ethics, Money and Academic Meetings
California’s ban on using state funds to travel to Texas highlights the dilemma facing national groups with meetings scheduled to take place there.

A College and Klan Traditions
On same day Atlanta newspaper exposes decades KKK influence on the culture and activities of Wesleyan College, the women's institution publicly apologizes and acknowledges its past for first time.

Not Looking for Patterns
To distress of advocates, Education Department tells civil rights investigators to focus on individual complaints -- and not automatically go beyond them -- in looking for history of discrimination at institutions.

Punished for Anti-Racist Satire?
A student at SMU said she was unfairly suspended for putting up fliers to respond to racist posters on campus.

Opinion
Portrait of Faculty Mental Health
New study of faculty members with mental health issues finds they disclose conditions selectively to trusted colleagues but are less trusting of and have worse reactions from staff members whose job it is to help them.

Evergreen Regroups Amid Discord
College calls off classes today after another threat. As diversity debate continues, board pledges support for free speech. Faculty members circulate letter questioning actions of colleague.

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Who Defines What Is Racist?
Students demand firing of Evergreen State professor. Police chief urges him to stay off campus for his safety. Supporters say he’s the one upholding principles of equity.
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