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November 3, 2005

Quick Takes: Few Prisoners Receive Postsecondary Education, Art Flap at Dutchess CC, Universities and FDA Work to Cut Drug Costs

November 3, 2005

'Black Earth and Ivory Tower'
"From lecturing on the French Revolution to hauling manure in the spring, my life is agricultural and academic, inseparable and intertwined," writes Jeffrey A. Kaufmann, a professor of history at Muscatine Community College who has lived since birth on a 270-acre farm.

November 2, 2005

Academic Freedom vs. First Amendment
Do professors at state colleges have different speech protections from other public employees? A court says No.

November 2, 2005

Accreditation and Politics
Scholars' association charges groups that review colleges of education and social work with using ideological tests on students.

November 2, 2005

No Safe Space
Northeastern forum tried to exclude those who are not minority women and after administrators intervened, charges started flying.

November 2, 2005

Efficiency or Mediocrity?
Everyone agrees that college admissions is becoming an electronic process, but is that a good thing?

November 2, 2005

Quick Takes: Dillard Announces Layoffs, Yale Music School Receives $100 Million Gift, Housing Agency Funds College Efforts to Rebuild Gulf Coast, Jury Clears Ex-President on Fraud Charges, Students Protest Loan Cuts

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