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BLOAT BAROMETER By Emma Pettit  Alex Shieh’s email to thousands of university employees got a lot of attention. It also earned him a meeting with an associate dean.
ANALYSIS By Karin Fischer  Funding cuts and immigration concerns might cast a long shadow. THE REVIEW | OPINION By Brian Rosenberg  The gravity of the university’s mistake should not obscure our widespread failure. THE REVIEW By Len Gutkin  Plus: DEI statements are dead in California. 'I’VE SEEN THIS PLAYBOOK BEFORE' By Adrienne Lu  They said they feel shocked, disappointed, and deserted by the university, and reminded of the tactics of authoritarian leaders. Q&A By Eric Hoover  The Chronicle had a candid chat with Melanie Storey, a former FSA director and the new NASFAA president, on a “destabilizing” time for the profession amid upheaval in Washington.
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