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Standardize Financial Aid Award Letters
The current approach often confuses, or misleads, students and families about what college will cost them, says Mark Kantrowitz. He offers a proposal for change.
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The Inevitability of Intimacy
Moving to the tenure track means rethinking walls between professional and personal identity, writes Alex Golub.
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Mass Culture 2.0
A prominent librarian utters dire warnings about new media. Scott McLemee hits the books.
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Academic Freedom Needs Defending -- From Ward Churchill
Defenders of the controversial professor are undercutting the values they say they want to protect, writes Anne D. Neal.
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Why Antioch Matters
The demise of a unique liberal arts college reflects a series of lamentable trends in higher education, writes Cary Nelson.
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Service: The Un-loved Third Rail
Many professors see institutional work as a distraction from research and teaching. They and their colleges must change that, Jim Lakso and Jim Tuten write.
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Credentials, Accomplishments and Redemption
Stephen Joel Trachtenberg says there could have been another approach -- more fitting to an educational institution -- to the Marilee Jones case.
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Requiem for a Heavyweight
The late Richard Rorty was a pragmatist philosopher and a generous soul. Scott McLemee looks back....
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