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ACADEMIC FREEDOM By Jack Stripling  Calvin University’s decision to effectively fire the professor has exposed deeper rifts at the Christian institution. PARTISAN INFLUENCE By Emma Pettit  University officials, however, strongly disagree with the “grim portrayal” the report paints. EQUITY AND DIVERSITY By Abbi Ross  The university system will waive many costs for in-state students from federally recognized tribes — and a new scholarship announced on Wednesday will cover other Native students.
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LATITUDES By Karin Fischer  Can international education maintain its mission while combating climate change? THE EDGE By Goldie Blumenstyk Readers propose more transparency on costs and greater risk-sharing by colleges as alternatives to a metric that’s losing its value.
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