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HIDDEN GEMS By Francie Diep  Yale is returning to a standardized-test requirement, following in the footsteps of Dartmouth and MIT. They say it helps identify underrepresented students who might otherwise get overlooked. ATTACK ON DEI By Megan Zahneis  The legislation spells out at least 35 positions, from vice provosts to program coordinators, that would qualify as a “diversity, equity, and inclusion officer” and would therefore be banned. 'TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE' By Eric Hoover  A workaround for mixed-status families who can’t complete the federal-aid form might end up causing more confusion and frustration. BACKGROUNDER By Eric Hoover  More than a month after the debut of the revamped FAFSA, families continue to hit unexplained snags. LATITUDES By Karin Fischer  A start-up university weathers the fighting, and displaced scholars find a new academic home.
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