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Does Harvard Have ‘Too Many’ Jewish Administrators?
I was a bit surprised to read an op-ed last week in The Boston Globe that seemed to argue — that came right up to the line of arguing — that there are too many Jews among Harvard’s administrators. You ...
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Did Embattled New Mexico State U. Find Its ‘Healer in Chief’?
The selection of Valerio Ferme as president came as a relief to many after a contentious search process marred by political ...
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Transitions: New Presidents Named at Thomas College, in Maine, and Spalding U., in Kentucky
Anne Kenworthy, vice president for enrollment management, marketing, and strategic initiatives at the University of Findlay, ...
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Misinformation Is Real, and Scholars Need to Study It
The spread of misinformation poses a serious threat to science, public health, and democracies worldwide. In a recent essay ...
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Ask the Chair: ‘It Turns Out I Hate the Job’
An unhappy department head wonders about the repercussions of quitting before the three-year appointment is up.
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Rhetoric and Records Shape the Presidential Race
T his election is the most important of our lifetimes. It will define the future. Hype like that materializes every four ...
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Stephan Lewandowsky
The spread of misinformation poses a serious threat to science, public health, and democracies worldwide. In a recent essay in these pages, Jacob Shapiro and Sean Norton highlight the risks from ...