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Legitimation Crisis
When dissident intellectuals in Iran appeal to colleagues in the U.S. for solidarity, the silence is often deafening. Scott McLemee interviews an activist trying to change that.
A Dean's View of the MLA Report
In one of his Meditations, Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher, wrote, "Time is like a river made...
The Liberty Bell is Cracked: Toss It Out
How did the Liberty Bell get stuck in an ugly prefab, which looks like a small rest stop you’d see...
Nominated for President, Haverford and Wesleyan
Wick Sloane, again a candidate, offers his common-sense platform for leading two top liberal arts colleges.
Scotland is The Place
I’ll admit it: It took me too long to come around to Scotland, and I blame that on the American...
No Longer Free to Choose
The movement to regulate textbook prices could end up hurting instruction and saving little if any money, writes Michael W. Brandl.
The Benefit of Many Winners
John V. Lombardi offers an alternative take on this seasonal debate: bowl games or a national football tournament?
Critical Condition
Keeping up with the culture is a full-time job. Scott McLemee talks with a professor who does it 24-7.