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When you hit an awkward or incorrect sentence in a student essay, writes Mark Longaker, remember the learning process.

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With all eyes on the Arab Spring, a revolution on American soil is going largely ignored. After four decades of...

By Jonathan Hillman

If 9/11 "changed everything," what did killing Osama bin Laden do? Scott McLemee looks at an anthology on the climate of terror.

By Scott McLemee

Colleges need to remember that embracing social media is no substitute for a strategy, writes Kevin Tynan.

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Speakers should be ashamed of charging to appear, and colleges should stop offering the money, writes Pablo Eisenberg.

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After seeing the way CUNY's board treated Tony Kushner, Ellen Schrecker wants to return the honorary doctorate she received.

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Stephanie McNulty expresses gratitude for the progress women of her generation have made – but envisions what must be done to make academe even friendlier for the next one.

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When I first heard about it, I said to myself, “How do I kill this idea?” My chancellor wanted to...

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