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Responding to a terrible idea in The Washington Post.
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Ethical College Admissions: College Athletics
Jim Jump considers issues of amateurism, academics and advancement.
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Rethinking Policing as a Public Health Issue
A national network of research partnerships between universities and police departments could be a model for reform that benefits our entire society, William G. Durden and John W. Warren write.
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Emotions Belong in the Office
As we transition back to in-person work on our campuses, we are bringing emotions along with us, and crying may be essential to our success.
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Self-Care Strategies for Faculty
Those of us who work in higher education should purposefully attend to our important needs, even if only for a short time each day, write Janet Alexander and Beth Kelch.
Cancellation and Calvinism
The latest manifestation of a much older idea.
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COVID and the Rebirth of Educational Community
By tearing such communities asunder, the pandemic has thrown into sharp relief their immense value, writes Laura Marcus.
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