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Kirstin Wilcox considers whether humanities scholarship truly fits the description offered in its defense by Gregory Petsko.

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Russell A. Berman questions the way some defend foreign language study.

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Gregory A. Petsko writes about why he, a scientist at another university, is alarmed by planned cuts in foreign language programs.

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External commercial forces are not destroying higher education -- administrative bloat and the pursuit of reputation are, writes Robert Martin.

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Latest data on flow of international students to the U.S. raise questions about state quotas and tuition policies and how to calculate the economic value of students, writes Alan Ruby.

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Do the wretched of the earth need mobile phones? Scott McLemee recommends a symposium,

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College groups are trying to avoid having some of the mandates of health care reform apply to the insurance plans they provide to students, write Bryan Liang and Tim Mackey.

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It's not just K-12 students who need help from a superhero, writes Angel B. Pérez.

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