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A Debt of Honor -- Skipped Out On
Newspapers keep abandoning any responsibility toward books. Scott McLemee looks back at print culture....
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Teaching Composition: A Reconsideration
William Major writes that it's time to stop complaining about how students write, and to get more professors in the classroom.
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A Moral Obligation to Retire?
Philosophers offer views -- ethical and practical -- on whether older scholars should be making room for new Ph.D.'s.
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Ensuring That States Support Higher Ed
For the sake of students, Congress should require legislatures to maintain their funding of higher education, F. King Alexander writes.
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What the Army Taught Me About Teaching
Martha Kinney writes that she learned more about reaching poorly prepared students when she was in the military than in grad school.
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It's All Geek to Me
We have, by contemporary standards, a mixed marriage, for I am a nerd, while my wife is a geek. A...
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The University of Ohiopennkaniowatenn
How the NCAA's academic rules for athletes play out on campuses is hugely influenced -- and complicated -- by each institution's own policies, writes Todd Diacon.
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Facing Up to Debt
Colleges and government officials need to stop ignoring the consequences of the growth in student borrowing, writes Kevin Carey.
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