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Loose Canon
A graduate student discovers that a 19th-century novelist who has been hailed as an early black female writer was actually white.
A New Test to Assess
Having abandoned one general education exam in December, ETS announces a replacement.
New Battlelines
NYU, the first private institution to reach a contract with a T.A. union, may try to make that pact its last.
Paying for Shabazz
Carnegie Mellon said the university never provided funds for a hateful speaker. But one of its research centers had pledged support.
Data, not Speculation, on Female Scientists
A report about physics suggests that women are leaving the field early, between high school and college.
Summers Seeks a 'New Chapter'
Lawrence H. Summers, Harvard's embattled president, apologized to faculty members Tuesday not only for his comments about women and science...
Frugal Foundations
Support fell by more than 10 percent in 2003, to $14.3 billion, but education remained the top category for grants.
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