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THE REVIEW | OPINION By Lawrence M. Eppard, Michael Jindra, Jacob L. Mackey, and Fabio Rojas  If we don’t promote viewpoint diversity from the inside, it will be imposed from the outside. 'A WAKE-UP CALL' By Maya Stahl  Edward Seidel is in hot water following an overwhelming faculty vote of no confidence in his leadership and a closed Board of Trustees meeting Tuesday morning in which he was the topic of conversation. COLLEGE MATTERS FROM THE CHRONICLE  THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Anthony Domestico  Why his turn-of-the-century travelogue still resonates.
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From the Archives THE REVIEW By Daniel Bessner and Michael Brenes  As the humanities collapse, it’s time to name and shame the culprits.
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