Past Coverage

• Affirmative Action and New Demographic Realities - February 16, 2001
• Affirmative Action: the Next Battlegrounds - October 30, 1998
• Most Students Oppose Racial Preferences in Admissions, Survey Finds - May 5, 2000
• Boston Schools Won't Appeal Court's Ban on Racial Preferences - February 12, 1999
• Affirmative Action Is Poor Public Policy - May 2, 2003

Commentary

• Why Faculties Shouldn't 'Give Back' During Negotiations

  Officials at some colleges have been using the troubled economy to justify salary freezes and furloughs. Howard Bunsis says they're wrong.

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  What Management Can Do at the Bargaining Table

  Nicholas DiGiovanni, a labor-and-employment lawyer, offers advice on how to obtain the best results for your institution.

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  Two Professors, One Valuable Lesson: How to Respectfully Disagree

  Mel Seesholtz and Bryan Polk say they offer a model of something students don't see much these days: people with opposing views listening to each other.

Campus Viewpoint

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If any one year can be said to be a transformative time in the life of a university, then the past 12 months have been such a year for Hofstra. Hofstra learned it would host the third and final 2008 presidential debate, announced plans for a...