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Government

Good Showing for Higher Ed Ballot Measures

by E Wayne Ross on November 5, 2008

Texas: Workers press administrators to restore UTMB

by E Wayne Ross on November 4, 2008

UK: MPs to hold universities inquiry

by E Wayne Ross on November 4, 2008

Helping Out With the Short List in the ED

by E Wayne Ross on November 4, 2008

3 States Agree to Transform Education, One Small Step at a Time

by E Wayne Ross on October 30, 2008

Australia: ‘Activist’ academics black list under fire

by E Wayne Ross on October 20, 2008

Bailing Out the Foes of Public Education

by E Wayne Ross on September 29, 2008

Cheney Ordered to Preserve Records in Case Closely Watched by Academic Groups

by E Wayne Ross on September 22, 2008

Anti-Intellectualism Enters Canadian Campaign, but Will It Fly?

by E Wayne Ross on September 10, 2008

Judge Overturns Florida’s Ban on Academic Travel to Cuba

by E Wayne Ross on August 30, 2008

In Canada, a Bid to Retain Top Talent From Abroad

by E Wayne Ross on August 22, 2008

British Columbia: “University” closes before it opens; dupes BC Liberal government

by E Wayne Ross on August 8, 2008

British Columbia: World Trade University only serves up degrees of embarrassment

by E Wayne Ross on August 8, 2008

Turkish academics resign from their posts to protest Gul’s rector choices

by E Wayne Ross on August 6, 2008

“Friendly fence” eyed for South Texas college

by E Wayne Ross on August 6, 2008

U.S. Revokes Visas for 3 Palestinian Fulbright Scholars

by E Wayne Ross on August 6, 2008

Newfoundland & Labrador: Acting president of Memorial University won’t seek top job; vows to fight for school’s autonomy

by E Wayne Ross on August 4, 2008

North Carolina: NCSU defends Mary Easley’s big raise

by E Wayne Ross on July 3, 2008

Texas Universities Accuse U.S. of Violating Agreement on Border Fence

by E Wayne Ross on July 1, 2008

Scholar Denied Entry to U.S. Speaks at AAUP Meeting — by Telephone

by E Wayne Ross on June 13, 2008

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