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DECISION 2024 Trump Is Poised to Retake the Presidency. Here’s How Election Day Played Out on Campuses. By Declan Bradley, Sarah Brown, Amanda Friedman, Garrett Shanley, and Andy Thomason The former president was on the brink of securing victory early Wednesday. He has promised to wield the executive branch more aggressively, including in scrutinizing colleges. ADVERTISEMENT THE REVIEW | ESSAY Neutrality Is Meant to Be Broken By Agnes Callard The current debates about institutional speech miss the point. DIFFERENT VOICES OF STUDENT SUCCESS How a University Saved a Community Newspaper The University of Georgia’s takeover of The Oglethorpe Echo kept a longstanding publication from closing. Now it’s helping ready students for the work force. THE REVIEW | OPINION We Need to Do More to Get Students Ready for College By Anne Kim America’s system of remedial education is badly in need of reform. THE REVIEW By Len Gutkin On a recent symposium about “the underclass.”
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