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Thursday, July 20, 2017
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The Chronicle Review
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[A New History of the Right Has Become an Intellectual Flashpoint](
By Marc Parry
On the controversy surrounding the Duke historian Nancy MacLean’s Democracy in Chains.
[Nancy MacLean Responds to Her Critics](
By Marc Parry
“Such rhetorical bullying would be laughable if it weren’t part of a pattern on the right,” says the Duke professor of history and public policy.
Todayâs News
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Sexual Assault
[Students Accused of Sexual Assault Have the Governmentâs Ear. What Are Their Goals?]( [premium]
By Sarah Brown
These students and their allies stress that they want the campus disciplinary process to be fair. But that’s not all they’re fighting for.
Special Reports
[Breaking Down Barriers Across Disciplines]( [premium]
By Vimal Patel
Academe is far from resolving complicated questions surrounding interdisciplinary research, but some campuses have found ways to grease the wheels of collaboration.
Government
[Former Top Official in Obamaâs Education Dept. Is Named President of ACE](
By Goldie Blumenstyk
The American Council on Education’s choice is Ted Mitchell, under secretary of education from 2014 to 2017, who will take office as the Trump administration seeks to dismantle some of his policy priorities.
In Brief
[Texas A&M Removes Provost Over Conflicts of Interest](
[Adjunct at BYU-Idaho Says She Lost Her Job for Facebook Post Supporting Homosexuality](
Views
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Commentary
[Why Most Republicans Donât Like Higher Education](
By Terry W. Hartle
College leaders must balance academic freedom and student safety. But to some critics, colleges seem to favor stifling speech and protecting students from controversial ideas.
Lingua Franca
[When Is a Proper Name a Proper Noun?](
Rose Jacobs explains why itâs so hard to teach English-as-a-second-language students how to use a, an, and the, proving the madness of searching for hard-and-fast rules about our language.
First Person
[The Worst F-Word](
By John Kehayias
A tenure-track dream you’ve spent 14 years pursuing is not an easy thing to give up.
Vitae
[Sar-Chasm in the Classroom](
By Bob Blaisdell
I do my best to avoid snarky rejoinders when I’m teaching, yet they pop out uninvited.
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[Seamless Access to Learning Technology](
How UMUC used virtual desktops to give students access to popular professional software tools for the entirety of their academic career.
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