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Educating for Privilege
Nichol, Gene | October 13, 2003 issue
The author claims that law schools and universities in the United States currently discriminate on the basis of class and income. The graduates of the country's...

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Who Cares About The Humanities?
Kriegel, Leonard | December 29, 1984 issue
Comments on the trends and developments in higher education in the U.S. Problems in education in the humanities; Irrelevance of the humanities to American...

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The Penalty of Having Politics
Wolfe, Alan | June 19, 1982 issue
Discusses the growth of Marxism in higher education in the U.S. Presence of Marxist scholars at American universities; Recognition of the bankruptcy of...

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The Meaning of Bakke's 'Window'
Greenberg, Jack | July 22, 1978 issue
Discusses Justice Blackmun's ruling in the case of Bakke involving higher education in the United States. Maniputable uses of higher status; Justices'...

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A Modest Proposal for Classrooms
Blumberg, Paul | March 20, 1976 issue
Reports on the problems of higher education in the U.S. Reduction in government subsidies to colleges and universities; Efforts to establish a social balance;...

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A Pilgrim's Progress
Sourian, Peter | February 12, 1973 issue
Reports on the public impact of open admissions in City College of the tuition-free City University of New York. Increase in percentage of white students...

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The Education of Ronald Reagan
Koen, Ross Y. | September 29, 1969 issue
The membership on and the powers to appoint members to the governing boards of the university and state colleges gives the governor of California Ed Reinecke,...

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The Humanities and Inhumanities
Kampf, Louis | September 30, 1968 issue
In this article, the author focuses on various myths related to American higher education and suggesting major functions of higher educations. He describes...

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High Noon at Catholic U
Urofsky, Melvin I. | October 2, 1967 issue
The American Association of University Professors has quietly begun an investigation of academic freedom at the Catholic University of America in Washington....

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The Knowledge Bonanza
Wax, Mel | February 6, 1967 issue
Outside California the state's seventy-eight junior colleges and eighteen state colleges make, perhaps, less of an academic, social and psychedelic splash...

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