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FIELD TRIP By Tom Bartlett  The Johns Hopkins University professor has been a pioneer in the field of psychedelic research. Approaching the end of his life, he’s launching a new project that he hopes might help save the world. ADVERTISEMENT  LAW AND POWER By Nell Gluckman  Graduate students sued Harvard last year, alleging it failed to protect them from sexual harassment and retaliation. The case, and the public pressure on the university, has not let up. BACKGROUNDER By Nell Gluckman  Harvard’s John Comaroff is an influential anthropologist and a dedicated adviser. Three women say he abused his power. LABOR ACTIVISM By Julian Roberts-Grmela  The news came as thousands of faculty, graduate employees, and clinicians walked off the job on Monday, amid a standoff over salaries and workers’ rights. THE REVIEW By Len Gutkin  A Democratic curriculum for blue states, a Republican curriculum for red states?
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