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THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Scott Latham  Everything is about to change.
THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Clay Shirky  Technology should facilitate learning, not substitute for it. OVERSIGHT OVERHAUL By Eric Kelderman  The department says it will no longer “micromanage” institutions’ choice of an agency — and it will seek to let new accreditors enter the marketplace. TEACHING UNDER SCRUTINY By Christa Dutton  Less than two dozen complaints were submitted in the six months after a controversial law was enacted last year. But its influence has been felt in other ways. COLLEGE MATTERS FROM THE CHRONICLE  THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Rafael Walker  The great writer has been exiled from the Norton anthology. TEACHING By Beth McMurtrie  How one college is using grassroots support to help professors experiment with AI. ADVICE By Maria LaMonaca Wisdom  Five tips to improve your mentoring and make it less time-consuming.
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The Great Read ARCHIVE By Brandi Kellam and Louis Hansen  Eminent-domain seizures by colleges across the country exacerbated the racial wealth gap.
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