The Chronicle Review
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Will the Book Survive Generation Text?
Will the king of academe's text mountain be dethroned?
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College Love: John, Harvard, and Me
Some institutional attachments border on the obsessive.
- One Bad Apple, and the Threat To Science
- What Does Race Have to Do With It?
- Book on Skip Gates's Arrest Sidesteps the Perils of Profiling
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Comic-Con: The Heart of the Fantastical Beast
- Nathaniel Hawthorne's Untold Tale
Brainstorm
- Labor Day and Unemployment
- Are We Still Evolving?
- The Case for Building New Public Universities
- The Tea Party Viewpoint
- Art and Politics: Part 2, The Deafening Roar
Innovations
- Contrary to Fact
- Is Obama at War With the For-Profit Universities?
- Ranking a Well-Rounded College Education
- 'Forgive Us Our Debts, as We Forgive Our Debtors'
- Ranking the Rankings
New Scholarly Books
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Commentary
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'Sex Week' Should Arouse Caution
Universities should take control of popular campus workshops about sex, where pornography, sex toys, and violence take center stage.
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How to Create a Problem-Solving Institution
These five strategies will help universities turn good ideas into reality (and avoid organizational silos).
- University Globalization Is Here to Stay
- When Family Ties Bind African Universities
- Needed: Support for Professional Science Master's Degrees
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5 Non-Western Teaching Strategies
- China's Deficit in American Studies
Letters to the Editor
- Getting a Life After Death
- The Language of Rage
- No-Nonsense Attendance Policies Would Cut Default Rates
- Reality and Sustainability: A Philosopher's View
- 'I Cannot Fathom Why You Would Not Want to Delay Your Story'
Arts & Letters Daily
"People who loved Sarah Palin are disappointed," said one woman in Wasilla. "They found out that Sarah Palin loves Sarah Palin most of all." More
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