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THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Alex Gourevitch  Protest is, by definition, discomfiting.
FIGHTING THE CLOCK By Karin Fischer  As a weapon against colleges, Trump’s halt on interviews couldn’t be timed any better. ATHLETICS By Nell Gluckman  The so-called House settlement will allow colleges to directly pay their athletes for the first time. STATE POLITICS By Christa Dutton  Lawmakers told campuses to shift money from “operational inefficiencies” to high-demand majors. STUDENT AID By Camila Gomez  Congressional Republicans’ budget bill, now awaiting a vote in the Senate, would curb eligibility for those enrolled part time. Experts say community colleges would take a hit. NEWLY UPDATED By Chronicle Staff  We’ve updated the tracker with new information in Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Texas.
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From the Archives ADVICE By Thomas H. Benton  Many students choose self-indulgence instead of self-denial and self-esteem instead of self-questioning.
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