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Cash, Trends and Denial
David P. Haney highlights some of the key early warning signs of financial trouble that higher education institutions often miss.
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A Playbook for Creating an Institutional Analytics Program
Having a data-informed culture is essential in today's era of financial challenge and accountability. Darren Catalano offers advice on how to get there.
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Wisdoms of Pearl
At a time when we read daily headlines about the relationship between China and the U.S., Bradley W. Bateman and Gordon Gee ask, what comes after the Confucius Institutes?
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Our Fail Year
If we want our students to take chances, we faculty members hold the levers that would make such risk taking a risk worth taking, writes Kevin Dettmar.
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The New SAT Score: So Many Questions
Dig deeply into the new score and problem after problem comes up, writes Ben Paris.
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Ethical College Admissions: Context and Shortcuts
Jim Jump sees potential but also flaws in the new adversity index being offered by the College Board.
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In the Valley of the Shadow of Galt
Scott McLemee reviews Mean Girl: Ayn Rand and the Culture of Greed by Lisa Duggan.
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The Importance of Cultivating Curiosity
After graduation, students often don't apply this intellectual asset to their careers, even though satisfying job choices are tightly correlated with it, writes Mike O'Connor.
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