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ACADEMIC FREEDOM By Katherine Mangan  Conservative lawmakers say professors are indoctrinating students with liberal ideas. In a series of lawsuits, professors argue vaguely worded laws violate their First Amendment rights.
RACE AGAINST THE CLOCK By Karin Fischer  The government’s requirement that international students make their accounts public has caused confusion and concern. THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Carly Anne York  Basic research and the value of curiosity.
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The Great Read THE REVIEW | ARCHIVE By Brendan Cantwell  Now is the time for academic leaders to fight.
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