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Terry Caesar reviews the real hierarchy on campuses -- at least for those who drive to work.

Cary Nelson offers a list of the real fears that administrators have about the unionization of graduate students.

Declining interest in literature may signal trouble for the humanities and social sciences. But maybe it doesn't, argues John V. Lombardi.

Shari Wilson wonders why so many of the couples and friendships she sees involve one member being dragged down academically.

Jake B. Schrum offers some methods -- other than U.S. News rankings -- of examining liberal arts institutions.

Scholarship and newspapers don't often mix well. Scott McLemee wonders if the situation can be changed.

Phyllis Barone examines the case of the damsel in distress and the nature of sexism in academe.

"Political Theory Daily Review" may be the best-kept secret of the academic blogosphere. Scott McLemee talks with the figure behind the curtain.