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THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Brendan Cantwell  It’s time to acknowledge that progressive aims are in conflict. ADVERTISEMENT  COMBATING ANTISEMITISM By Michael Vasquez  The Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights, known for its lengthy sexual-misconduct investigations, has fielded dozens of discrimination complaints since October 7. STUDENT MIGRATION By Audrey Williams June  Forty-five of the top public universities have seen a drop in their share of homegrown first-year students over the past two decades, a Chronicle analysis of new federal data shows.
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