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HIGHER ED UNDER FIRE By Emma Pettit  State intrusion in higher ed is nothing new. ADVERTISEMENT  INTERNATIONAL ENROLLMENTS By Karin Fischer and Dan Bauman  But student-visa issuances over all held steady, thanks to an explosion in interest from India. TRANSPORTATION By Sylvia Goodman  How a rural community college makes sure its students get to their classes, one car at a time
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RACE ON CAMPUS By Oyin Adedoyin  Many historically Black colleges and universities were shaken by the menacing messages in February. A federal program has been expanded to help. THE REVIEW | OPINION By Lisa Levenstein and Jennifer Mittelstadt  If academics don’t fight for their autonomy, who will?
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