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JOB INSECURITY A Rare Court Victory That Protected 4 Tenured Professors’ Jobs Just Got Reversed. Here’s Why. By Megan Zahneis “This decision puts one more nail in the coffin of tenure,” said one of those dismissed by the College of Saint Rose. ADVERTISEMENT BACKGROUNDER These Tenured Professors Were Laid Off. Here’s How They Got Their Jobs Back. By Megan Zahneis A state supreme court ruled that the College of Saint Rose violated its own faculty manual in sacking four music professors — a decision the plaintiffs are calling a victory for the sanctity of tenure. THE REVIEW | OPINION No, Berkeley Isn’t Discriminating Against Jews By Mohammad Fadel Student groups have a right to impose a moral choice about Zionism. BACKGROUNDER | OPINION A Free-Speech Scandal at Berkeley Law By Steven Lubet Nine student groups want to ban supporters of Israel from speaking. That’s wrong. TEACHING Should You Allow Cellphones in Class? By Beth McMurtrie Nope, remote instruction didn’t settle this debate.
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JOB OPPORTUNITIES Rutgers Business School Two Assistant or Associate Professor Positions in Finance Rutgers University Saint Louis University Doisy College of Health Sciences Associate Dean for Research Saint Louis University Boston University University of Minnesota Duluth USC Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Faculty Positions University of Southern California Health Professions and Liberal Arts Towson University Tenure-track positions in Microeconomics University of Chicago Booth School of Business Tenure-Track Assistant Professor of Educational Policy Studies Georgia State University The Chronicle of Philanthropy Merrimack College Seeks Open Rank Faculty in Various Disciplines Merrimack College The College of Education and Human Development Tenure Track Faculty Openings Western Michigan University Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs SUNY Geneseo
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