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CAMPUS SPEECH By Alecia Taylor  Republican-backed legislation in Indiana and elsewhere would bar public colleges from supporting terrorism. Free-speech experts say the effects could be broader. THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Leif Weatherby  Only a computationally informed humanities can save us now. LATITUDES By Karin Fischer  The buzz at the AIEA conference, and a need-based approach to study abroad.
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