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ACADEMIC FREEDOM By Francie Diep  Documents appear to show that a state official helped inject more-aggressive language into a statement by public-college presidents. ADVERTISEMENT  THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Rachel Adams  Sometimes these relationships fade. But not always. CAMPUS SPEECH By Julian Roberts-Grmela  Judge Stuart Kyle Duncan’s talk was met with a room of student protesters who argued his history of court rulings had caused harm to LGBTQ+ students. THE REVIEW | OPINION By Paula Marantz Cohen  Faculty members no longer have time to indulge in the free play of ideas. THE ANTI-DEI PLAYBOOK By Eva Surovell  The debates in South Carolina on Monday highlighted discussions to come as Republican-controlled state legislatures further scrutinize higher ed’s spending on diversity.
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