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Punished for Discomfort in Class?
Faculty panel says Appalachian State shouldn't punish professor who upset some students by showing documentary about porn and critiquing athletics. But chancellor says he will ignore committee findings.
Minding the Store
Southern New Hampshire U. looks to combat high textbook prices by negotiating with bookstore vendors, not content publishers.
Voting Rights for Adjuncts
U. of Missouri at Columbia considers becoming the latest institution where shared governance includes those off the tenure track.
Content Discovery Demystified
What's your preferred way of finding a paper in your field? Scott McLemee looks at a report on the available options.
So Close Yet So Far
At one community college, the national health-care law would have assured adjuncts access to health insurance, but the institution is cutting their hours to avoid the requirement.
Rethinking Fracking Research
SUNY Buffalo ends center that was accused of failing to disclose the corporate ties of its scholars.

A White House Departure
Zakiya Smith, who helped guide higher ed policy for President Obama, leaves for a think tank. College officials will miss her.
Can a Professor Require Civility?
Vow to cut grades by 10 percent for inappropriate classroom behavior sets off a debate about rights of students and faculty members.
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