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THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Blake Smith  Teaching composition shouldn’t require so much jargony pseudoscience. THE REVIEW | OPINION By Evelyn Alsultany  We need more than vague inclusivity. RACE ON CAMPUS By Adrienne Lu  Many leaders have struggled with the issue over the past few years. Some have argued for institutional neutrality. Here’s what two presidents told us. THE EDGE By Goldie Blumenstyk  Chronic absenteeism, stalled academic progress, and other fallout from the pandemic are just some of the challenges colleges will soon be confronting.
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