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LEADERSHIP By Eric Kelderman  Robert C. Robbins will step aside as soon as a successor is named, and the university’s board chair says the search for his replacement “will move forward with expediency.” ADVERTISEMENT  A LAW'S IMPACT By Katherine Mangan  The firings came one week after the Republican sponsor of Texas’ anti-DEI law told public colleges they had to submit statements about what they were doing to comply with it. BACKGROUNDER By Erin Gretzinger and Maggie Hicks  A Chronicle survey of Florida and Texas institutions reveals how chaotic the implementation of the controversial laws has been.
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LATITUDES By Karin Fischer  College officials cite low enrollment, but proponents of cutting academic ties with Israel declare victory. A 'CONVOLUTED' PROCESS By Eric Hoover  After new details about inconsistent data on the federal-aid form came to light, colleges are asking what’s next.
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