Past Coverage

• High Court Gets Case on Affirmative Action - September 13, 2002
• Bush Briefs in Michigan Cases Leave Little Room to Use Race in Admissions - January 31, 2003
• Debating the Benefits of Affirmative Action - May 18, 2001
• Critics Challenge Affirmative Action in Texas, Citing Success of Alternatives - August 3, 2007
• Affirmative Action Survives, and So Does the Debate - July 4, 2003

Advice

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  The Candidate and His Earring

  In 20 years, will we see college presidential candidates with piercings and tattoos?

• Old Books, Old Stories

  These darn kids nowadays don't write nearly as well as young folk wrote in the good old days.

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  A Scientist's Guide to Academic Etiquette

  Whether you're an interviewer, an author, or an adviser, there are things you shouldn't do in the name of scholarship. Here are 30 tips for navigating the academic world.

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