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By publishing their own student evaluations, colleges can help students become good consumers, says James D. Miller.

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Inspired by James Frey and Oprah and with appreciation to Wallace Stevens, a poem by Margaret Soltan.

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Shari Wilson wonders why some of her students improve dramatically when they must work without keyboards.

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Tarleton Gillespie on why Google's "Book Search" project needs more than fair use.

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Sen. Bill Frist writes that colleges have nothing to fear -- and much to gain -- from the new federal scholarships to promote study of math and science.

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Scott McLemee takes a look at a new journal devoted to plagiarism.

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Charles Miller, the head of the Education Department's higher ed commission, offers his emerging views on "accountability."

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Article about a former professor's arrest on prostitution charges inspires a poem from Will Hochman.

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