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What Can University Presses Do?
Marshall Poe relies on academic publishers and loves the works they produce, but fears they aren't going nearly far enough in recognizing the new realities of the way people read and gather information.
Having It All?
Women sociologists with children are more likely than those without to have tenured jobs, study finds.
Lenders in the Courthouse
Library associations say Supreme Court case could make it illegal to lend books and other materials that were manufactured overseas.
Voting Rights for Adjuncts
AAUP report says that departments and faculty senates need to be sure those off the tenure track have their views counted.

150 Years of College Access
At celebration of land-grant universities, Bill Gates and others tell campus leaders they must use financial aid and new technology to maintain the Morrill Act's emphasis on student access and agricultural education.
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Liquidity Trap
Zygmunt Bauman's new book discusses education in an age of unrelenting instability. Scott McLemee consults a modern master.

Mending Fences
University press directors bemoan ruling in Georgia State copyright case, discuss how to make up with librarians and curb unlicensed copying outside the courts.
Non-Tenure-Track Economics
Survey seeks to publicize the low pay and minimal benefits of part-time instructors.
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