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A KNEE-JERK REACTION By Katherine Mangan and J. Brian Charles  More than 800 colleges are eligible for $1 billion in annual federal funding based on their student body’s racial composition. Activists want Congress to redirect the funds or courts to intervene.
THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Hollis Robbins  The vogue for “belonging” misses the point of education. POLITICAL INFLUENCE By Emma Pettit  The state’s public universities worked for months to vet their general-education courses in an attempt to bring them into compliance. BACKGROUNDER By Emma Pettit and Megan Zahneis  A sweeping new law required vast curricular change, leading to a confusing implementation that has professors contemplating the limits of their autonomy. TEACHING By Beth McMurtrie  In separate surveys, both college leaders and professors express concern.
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From the Archives THE REVIEW By Nicholas Lemann  A methods-based curriculum could empower students in college and for life.
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