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THE REVIEW The Way We Classify Colleges Is All Wrong By Michael M. Crow and Jeffrey J. Selingo It’s time to do away with obsolete categories like “R1.” ADVERTISEMENT BACKGROUNDER Is Climbing the Carnegie Research Rankings Worth the Price Tag? By Eric Kelderman So you want to join the elite ranks of Research 1 universities? Make sure that your aspirations match your institutional mission, and that you understand the long-term costs. RACE ON CAMPUS A Professor’s Apology for Showing a Film With Blackface Was Not Enough By Tom Bartlett A renowned composer is accused of committing a racist act for making students watch the 1965 version of Othello, in which Laurence Olivier darkened his skin.
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