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Accounting for Innovation
Two accounting organizations release a report on how to update the curriculum and promote diversity.
Boycott for Speaker Diversity
2 male philosophers propose that scholars stay away from conferences that don’t have female keynoters.
Showcasing Academic Technology
University of Minnesota faculty and staff released an e-book in 10 weeks chronicling advances in academic technology.
Who Gets to Kill a Dean's Position?
As professors at many campuses complain that they are shut out of decision-making, Alcorn State asks faculty to help decide which administrators' jobs to eliminate, and which need a new person in the post.
New Breed of Law Degree
Yale will begin a Ph.D. program in fall 2013 to train aspiring law professors.
Knowing Who Trashed You
Florida appeals court backs adjunct who went to court to find out which student sent a critical e-mail message to his chair.
Setting an Example
Tarrant County College agrees to pay $160,000 to instructor who says she lost her job for being a lesbian. Lawyer says case shows that bias based on sexual orientation can be fought even in states that don't bar it.
Opinion
The Mind's Ear
Nietzsche, Sartre, and Roland Barthes kept regular daily appointments with the piano. Scott McLemee listens in.