Daniel Greenstein, a self-described “erstwhile postsecondary technocrat,” must turn around a collection of struggling campuses that compete fiercely with one another, as well as with an overcrowded field of other public institutions, in a state where he has only tenuous connections.
The electronic cigarettes’ booming popularity among students has sparked controversy on some campuses that only recently prohibited traditional cigarettes.
In an expected move, the education secretary restored federal recognition to the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools. The Obama administration had revoked it.
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Rose Jacobs investigates the rise of multiple in news stories where many would suffice. Are journalists following a trend?
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