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Quantity vs. Quality (of Papers) and Econ Profs
A new study examines an unusual situation within economics: Writing more papers can be linked with higher salaries for professors...
Aggressive Tack on Incentive Comp
In first proposals on new rules on aid programs, Education Department suggests ending "safe harbors" on bonus pay for student recruiters.
Pittsburgh Students Protest Tax Plan
About 150 students who said that they had more than 10,000 student signatures on petitions jammed a City Council meeting...
Stopping Short of No More Fries
As Lincoln U. debates fitness requirement for obese students, other institutions search for less controversial ways to deal with the issue.
Rutgers Settles Suit by 4 Minority Groundskeepers
Rutgers University, while denying wrongdoing, has settled a lawsuit by four groundskeepers -- three of them black and one a...
Standing Up to Threats
Finding "free expression at risk," academic and civil liberties groups issue joint call to defend controversial speakers, books and exhibits.
State Senator, 5 Others Sue Southern Maine for Age Bias
Six former student affairs officials are suing the University of Southern Maine, charging that they lost employment there because of...
Tufts Defines Speech Limits
Trustees approve a policy that applauds free expression, but says it's not an "absolute" right on campus.