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'SWIRLING CHAOS' At MIT, Fear, Frustration, and Flailing Administrators By Maggie Hicks A combative pro-Palestinian protest on November 9 went viral. Administrators’ reactions inflamed both sides. ADVERTISEMENT TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT? An Instructor Defends Herself After U. of Arizona Punished Her for Talking About Hamas in Class By Kate Hidalgo Bellows The comments, allegedly made in a class on early-childhood education, are the latest example of a contentious debate playing out on American campuses. BACKGROUNDER War and the Collapse of the Campus Speech Consensus By Geoff Shullenberger Israel, Hamas, and the contradictions of college administrators.
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THE REVIEW | OPINION Science Has a Censorship Problem By Musa al-Gharbi and Cory Clark The motives are benign. The effects are insidious. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT A President Weighs Jumping From One Controversy-Ridden University to Another By David Jesse Kevin Guskiewicz, chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, might take the top job at Michigan State. Sources said he had informally agreed to leave UNC soon.
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