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The Agonizingly Slow Tidal Change in U.S. Academia

July 31, 2008
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The Agonizingly Slow Tidal Change in U.S. Academia

The last bastion of statism and the passion for political coercion, the American academy, is slowly changing as the baby boomers reach retirement age.  

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