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March 1, 2007
Arthur M. Schlesinger, the historian at Harvard and at the City University of New York who wrote more than 20 books about political power and exercised power himself as a member of the Kennedy administration, died Wednesday of a heart attack. He was 89.
Problems in degree completion and attainment among Americans run deeper than the country's slipping international rank, Arthur M. Hauptman writes.
If administrators think that's a silly question, Robert A Prentice writes, they probably haven't thought about it much.
For half a century, business schools have emulated liberal-arts institutions. The result, writes Carter A. Daniel, has been something close to a catastrophe.
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