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Privacy Is Really Dead Now
The ability, and indeed the right, to have a legal and safe abortion in the United States is on the chopping block of the Supreme Court.
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Honoring Ourselves and Each Other Through Burnout
Dealing with burnout should not be an individual responsibility but a collective one, Beth Godbee writes.
Friday Fragments
Criminal justice enrollments, a calendar mystery, bonding over Cold War history and a question that brought me up short.
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Myths Shape the Continuing ‘Crisis of the Humanities’
False dichotomies, oversimplifications and an ahistorical before-and-after framing are hallmarks of accounts of the humanities’ decline, Harvey J. Graff writes.
3 Questions for Coursera’s Scott Shireman and Hawaii Pacific University’s Mark Rosenbaum
On preparing students for in-demand careers.
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Writing Effective Recommendations for Remote Students
Remote courses are as much a solution as they are a problem for letter writers, write Libi Sundermann, Jeremy Davis, Chris Lott and Emma Rose.
Yes, And …
Building on Tierney’s article about colleges and democracy.
Pagination
Pagination
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