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Supreme Court Weighs Use of Race in K-12
Justices grill school lawyers over integration measures but give no indication court plans to revisit Michigan affirmative action decisions.
Students as Taliban Helpers?
3 at Texas colleges arrested, leaving educators concerned and some worried about a backlash.
Ethics and Patents
Yale says it is giving up some potential profits to help developing nations get HIV drugs -- and university ends up getting criticized.
Rough Ride for Law School Accreditor
ABA panned by Education Department panel, but its diversity standard survives.
Can You Say NACIQI?
U.S. advisory panel on accreditation signals that it plans to ramp up scrutiny of how well colleges educate their students.
Tough Questions for Transfer Students
Researchers find that the quality of lower division courses may have more impact than students realize.
Did Peter Singer Back Animal Research?
No, but the intellectual father of animal rights admitted the possibility that some experiments might be justified.