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THE REVIEW | REPORTING By James Rushing Daniel  Term-limited lectureships give scholars a taste of academic life — then yank it away. ADVERTISEMENT  IUPUI AT A CROSSROADS By Lee Gardner  Indiana and Purdue Universities’ joint campus in Indianapolis was bifurcated from the beginning. POLITICS By Sarah Brown, Carolyn Kuimelis, and Grace Mayer  In the past three elections, the gap has widened between voters with college degrees and voters without them.
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MIDTERM BACKGROUNDER  Academe has assumed a symbolic importance it hasn’t had since the height of the Cold War. MIDTERM BACKGROUNDER By Karin Fischer  A decade ago, Wisconsin’s governor made college a wedge issue. Now his approach has gone national. MIDTERM BACKGROUNDER By Katherine Mangan  What two governors’ contrasting platforms say about the nation’s polarized views about colleges. PHILANTHROPY By Maria Di Mento  The donor will contribute $2 for every dollar given or pledged to McPherson College by other people through June 30. (From The Chronicle of Philanthropy) THE REVIEW By Len Gutkin  What Max Weber and Wendy Brown teach us about academic politics now.
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Views IN CASE YOU MISSED IT By Elwood Watson  How you cope with the morass of academic politics will be different depending on the person, the department, and the institution.
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