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| THE REVIEW Professors in Space By Gordon Fraser Universities can’t escape the scramble for outer space — but they can shape it. |
| RACE ON CAMPUS Escaping Diversity ‘Change Traps’ By Sarah Brown A science group’s program helps colleges move beyond the same tired task forces and diversity trainings. |
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