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The Need for Another Sputnik
The U.S. public doesn't yet share academic leaders' belief in the importance of math and science education, poll suggests.
Promoting Ethics in Science
Blackwell, publisher of hundreds of journals, issues guide for editors in hope of preventing misconduct and informing readers.
No Risk, No Reward
For-profit educators and investors discuss an enticing, but potentially dicey, new international market.
A New Carnegie Classification
For first time, designations focus on community engagement -- grouping 2-year colleges, liberal arts institutions and universities.
Rethinking Racial Classifications
Draft of U.S. plan attracts significant opposition from some colleges, with experts raising issues of fairness and accuracy.
Proxies for Race
Wayne State law professors will vote on new admissions approach after Michigan nixed affirmative action. Are they being creative or evasive?
Scientific Remedies
Experts agree that the U.S. is heading toward a potential crisis in research competitiveness -- and offer some solutions.