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SWINGING FOR THE FENCES By Eric Kelderman  Many small colleges have invested in sports to boost enrollment. What happens when it doesn’t work?
THE REVIEW | ESSAY By Timothy Brennan  The university is abandoning its intellectual inheritance. GETTING PHYSICAL By Maddie Khaw  They’re defying stereotypes to pursue old-fashioned hobbies — yes, even reading.
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