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THE FUTURE OF STEM By Stephanie M. Lee  Jo Boaler is leading the math-instruction revolution. Critics say her claims don’t always add up. ADVERTISEMENT  CAMPUS SPEECH By Sylvia Goodman  Jenny Martinez, the law school’s dean, on Wednesday wrote a 5,000-word letter to the campus community that staked out a clear position on free speech and diversity, equity, and inclusion. MENTAL HEALTH By Julian Roberts-Grmela  A new report from Gallup and the Lumina Foundation builds on their previous research showing that students’ distress spiked during the pandemic.
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Views IN CASE YOU MISSED IT By Kevin Dettmar  A new department head wonders how to both mentor and judge a junior colleague with a thin dossier.
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