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Governing Boards and Race
October 22, 2020
It’s time for them to weigh in, but they don’t know how, contends Raquel M. Rall.
We Need a Contact Tracing Army
October 22, 2020
And colleges should urge students to enlist, Howard Koh and Michael Fraser write.
The Need to Combat a False Growth Mind-Set
October 21, 2020
Misperceptions among college instructors about the concept may actually be harming some students in their moments of greatest need, warns Omid Fotuhi.

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October 22, 2020
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9 Reasons Why Your Next Provost Should Be a CTL Director
October 21, 2020
Rethinking the recruitment pool.
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The Alt-Ac Glass Ceiling
October 20, 2020
Will COVID-19 open up new academic leadership opportunities?

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Another Take on 'Educating School Leaders'
March 21, 2005
Newspapers across the country paid significant significant attention last week to the publication of "Educating School Leaders," a report by Arthur Levine, president of Columbia University’s Teachers College. We at the Renaissance Group, a consortium of 36 universities that prepare 1 of every 10 new teachers for the nation’s classrooms and a significant number of principals and school system administrators, take very seriously the business of preparing school personnel.
Marrying the Custodian
March 18, 2005
Terry Caesar asks what professors think about those who clean their offices -- and why they prefer not to think about the topic.
Ode to Sheila
March 16, 2005
Stephen G. Bloom on his mystical encounter with the most powerful person on his campus.
Intellectual Affairs
Sex and the Single Genius
March 15, 2005
Otto Weininger's book on gender is either a masterpiece or the work of Larry Summers's evil twin. Possibly both?
Preserving the Audience: The NCAA and the APR
March 14, 2005
The NCAA's new academic standards are yet another fig leaf from the franchiser of college sports, says John V. Lombardi.

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