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Why the Right Hates English
The conservative critique is about challenging the professional role of professors, writes Stephen J. Mexal.
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Going, Going, Gone
They're dropping like flies at U of All People, and David Galef reports on the retirement party rituals.
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Fool for Higher Education
Government-subsidized loans are feeding students' debt and colleges' tuition increases. When will taxpayers and politicians decide that enough's enough? asks Thomas Lindsay.
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Ride a Pale Horse
It infected a third of the world's population and killed tens of millions. Scott McLemee reads a new book recalling the influenza pandemic of 1918.
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Campus and Camp
For better or worse, a select group of students and parents get a dress rehearsal for the college search process in the American ritual of sending a child to summer camp, writes John Thelin.
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The Liberal Arts and Leadership
The best institutions for helping students turn into future leaders may be those that aren't focused on career preparation, writes Mark Peltz.
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Terror Index and the Academy
Maybe it's time for administrations to use a color code to tell liberal arts professors just how vulnerable their programs are, writes David Mulry.
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Some Students Need to Fail
Faculty members should help students find a path to academic success, but they shouldn't be afraid of giving Fs to those who don't do the work to succeed, writes Melissa Nicolas.