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In lobbying for the historical profession, it's all about the dead presidents.

Saul Fisher applies an economic theory of the Internet age to academe.

Scott McLemee listens to the ethical implications of Paul Ricoeur's thought and example.

Paul Marthers writes about what an admissions dean at a liberal arts college will be watching.

One of France's great philosophers died last week. So when do the denunciations start?

KC Johnson sees a growing movement in education programs to require ideological conformity.

Michael Bugeja analyzes what went wrong with Duke's iPod experiement.

Admissions criteria may be biased against low-income students. But the potential solutions present dangers of their own, John V. Lombardi warns.