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The Economy and College Student Health
The burgeoning financial pressures on institutions increase the need for them to look for creative ways to make health insurance more affordable, not less, for their students, writes Jon Englund.
Birthing Pains and the Emergence of a New Social Narrative
Beverly Daniel Tatum considers why, as so many students rejoice in the election of Barack Obama, some campuses are experiencing racial incidents linked to the election.
Saying Farewell to a Man of Letters
The late John Leonard was a one-man cultural-studies symposium. Scott McLemee reminisces...
Stuck on Student Learning
As Measuring Up 2008 prepares to grade higher education progress on a variety of fronts, most states' efforts to gauge academic outcomes have stalled, writes Peter Ewell.
Higher Education in the Age of Obama
Academics may need a reality check about what may and may not be possible in the new administration, writes Arthur Levine.
'Who Moved My Cheese,' Higher Ed-Style
Mice in a maze and little people: for many (especially faculty) who work in higher education on any number of...
Lessons of a Summer Teaching Online
Amy Overman found rewards, but not those she expected, in her first experience offering a class through distance education.
Turning a Page
What should the president-elect study between now and the inauguration? Scott McLemee presents a reading list.
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