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Who Gets the Credit?
The awarding of academic credit for prior learning expands in higher education, but the process remains misunderstood and controversial. A look at students who've given it a whirl.
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'Failing Law Schools'
New book attacks the current state of legal education. The author? A law professor.
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Accounting for Innovation
Two accounting organizations release a report on how to update the curriculum and promote diversity.
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Boycott for Speaker Diversity
2 male philosophers propose that scholars stay away from conferences that don’t have female keynoters.
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Showcasing Academic Technology
University of Minnesota faculty and staff released an e-book in 10 weeks chronicling advances in academic technology.
Who Gets to Kill a Dean's Position?
As professors at many campuses complain that they are shut out of decision-making, Alcorn State asks faculty to help decide which administrators' jobs to eliminate, and which need a new person in the post.
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New Breed of Law Degree
Yale will begin a Ph.D. program in fall 2013 to train aspiring law professors.
Knowing Who Trashed You
Florida appeals court backs adjunct who went to court to find out which student sent a critical e-mail message to his chair.
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