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Up by his bootstraps
Corydon Ireland, Harvard Gazette, 2/2

Scottish universities facing ‘politicisation by SNP’
Simon Johnson, The Telegraph, 2/2
Among the Majority
Michael Berube, Inside Higher Ed, 2/1
Shared Dissonance
Kaustuv Basu, Inside Higher Ed, 2/1
Quiet revolution, but tasks loom
Glenn Withers, The Australian, 2/1

Public safety outweighs academic freedom, committee rules
Paul Jump, Times Higher Education, 1/31
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Scott Jaschik, Inside Higher Ed, 1/30
Summit on Adjuncts Yields Tentative Framework for Campaign to Improve Their Conditions
Peter Schmidt, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 1/29
Draft higher education law is retrogressive, obstructs integration
Serhiy Kvit, University World News, 1/29
Climate Change Debate Brewing in American Classrooms
Sam Favate, The Wall Street Journal, 1/29
Exclusion from European higher education area must continue
Jan Petter Myklebust, University World News, 1/29
Opinion surveys land universities in political trouble
Yojana Sharma, University World News, 1/29
Teaching Tibetan Ways, a School in China Is an Unlikely Wonder
Dan Levin, The New York Times, 1/27