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  As He Prepares to Retire, California State's Leader Stands Up for His Decisions

  By Eric Kelderman

  Charles B. Reed says he had to be "a warrior" to guide the 23-campus system through financially tough times.

• EcoCar Competition Drives Student Employment, if Not Innovation

  By Paul Basken

  Teams from 15 universities are competing in the U.S. Department of Energy's latest Advanced Vehicle Technology Competitions, now in their 25th year.

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• A New Indian University Hopes to Reform Public Education
• As Top Law Schools Trim Enrollments, the Biggest One Expands
• National Network Will Help Apprentices Earn a College Degree
• Plans for Farmland Set Johns Hopkins Against Donor's Family
• Under the Banner of 'Civility,' Campus Programs Find Different Paths
• U.S. Hopes to 'Fix' Visa Problem Without Forcing Chinese Teachers to Leave
• Planned Shutdown of U. of Missouri Press Underscores Shift in Traditional Publishing
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• Share of Students Receiving Federal Aid Climbs, Especially at For-Profit Colleges
• Charles Reed Plans to Retire
• Senate Leaders Urge Compromise as Impasse Continues on Student-Loan Interest Rate
• Labor-Relations Board Seeks Input on Faculty Unions at Private Colleges
• Federal Court Will Re-examine Fraud Allegations Against Rush U. Medical Center
• Campuses Draw Lessons From a Busy Year of Protests
• A Fired President Lashes Out at Leaders of Pennsylvania System
• Flap Over Visas Could Harm U.S.-China Exchanges, Chinese Official Warns
• Romney Pledges to Simplify Federal Student Aid and Revive Bank-Based Lending