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AGONIZING DECISIONS By Kate Hidalgo Bellows  Sharing too much can inspire vulnerable students to act on dark impulses. Sharing too little can set the social-media rumor mill in motion. ADVERTISEMENT  LEADING BY TWEET By Alex Walters  Jordan Acker has won praise from fellow Michigan board members for his prolific social-media postings. But he’s become a target of activists: An incident on Monday is being investigated as an alleged hate crime. GENERATIONAL INEQUITY By Eric Hoover  A new report examines the large role that a family’s net worth plays in shaping postsecondary opportunities and outcomes.
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