One-Third of Faculty Members See Dip in Their Salaries
In addition, about 20 percent received no raise in 2009-10, says a national report released today.
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A Professor Says His University Cares Little About Teaching
Too many colleges are chasing research grants at the expense of undergraduate instruction, a professor says, accusing his own institution of penalizing him for not doing the...
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5 Minutes With an Anthropologist Who Studies AIDS
The anthropologist David Turkon explains how anthropological research can improve AIDS relief.
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Hot Type: In Court, a University and Publishers Spar Over 'Fair Use'
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Jury Finds Iowa State Professor Filed False Bias Complaints in Pursuit of Tenure
- Virginia Attorney General Tells Public Colleges to Drop Gay-Rights Protections
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Bigger Classes Encourage Experiments in Teaching
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The Actual Needs of the Needy: New Measure of Poverty Catches On
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Faculty Members on a Texas Campus Must Reapply for Their Jobs
- Younger Professors Say a Successful Career Should Not Require Long Hours
- Towson U. Adjunct Is Dismissed After Using Racist Term to Describe His Work Rights
- Humanities Remain Popular Among Students Even as Tenure-Track Jobs Diminish
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In Anthrozoology, the Teacher's Pet Has 4 Legs
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A Drive to Diversify the Faculty Yields Results in Rochester
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Attempt to End Patents on Genetic Tests Draws University Opposition
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5 Minutes With a Nurse Who Teaches Others to Stop Smoking
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A New Testament Scholar Is Named to a Long-Lost Chair at Butler U.
James McGrath, who does research on the Apostle John and a Gnostic group, now occupies an endowed professorship left empty for half a century.
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Hot Type: In Court, a University and Publishers Spar Over 'Fair Use'
The outcome of a federal lawsuit may affect what material professors can use in their classrooms -- and whether they have to pay for it, writes Jennifer Howard in Hot Type.
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When a University Press Falls, Who Catches Its Authors?
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More Professors Could Share Lectures Online. But Should They?
There are good reasons to press the "record" button, writes Jeffrey R. Young, but some professors think putting lectures on the Internet might desecrate the classroom.
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Before Martyrdom, Breakfast
A scholar's review of taped conversations among jihadis reveals that everyday life goes on as they prepare for their missions, writes Thomas Bartlett.
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