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William Happer’s move to science adviser to President Trump raises questions about how scholars should respond when facing outsiders’ attacks on their foundational knowledge. (PREMIUM)
Billy Napier told his players on Wednesday they would be required to become dues-paying members of the Ragin’ Cajun Athletics Foundation. The university has since walked back his comments, but player advocates say the attitude is the real problem. (PREMIUM)
The author of The Blood of Emmett Till says Americans on both the right and the left lack the political will to confront the country’s racial predicament. (PREMIUM)
Only four institutions had four-year graduation rates that exceeded 90 percent. (PREMIUM)
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