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DREAMS DEFERRED By Megan Zahneis  Budding academics are delaying their graduate studies, continuing them abroad, or forgoing them entirely.
'A LOT LESS COMPLICATED' By David Jesse  A small number of colleges have long refused federal funds due to their religious identities or a desire to stay lean. Here’s how they balance their budgets. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT By Lee Gardner, Brock Read, and Rick Seltzer  Trump’s signature legislation hikes some endowment taxes, remakes student aid, and introduces a new accountability standard for colleges. THE EDGE By Scott Carlson  Corporate-recruitment strategies have helped institutions like Baylor University bolster their bottom lines and rise in the rankings. But they’ve come at a cost, the writer Stephen J. Burd says. ADVICE: WORKING BETTER By Kevin R. McClure  Your institution might not be able to love you, but it can certainly prioritize your well-being on the job.
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