Good company: it's time for the CIA and scholars to work together. Again. (Academe).

A DAY DOESN'T GO BY BUT somebody comes into my office and says, `How do I get into, the intelligence system?" remarks Arthur Hulnick, a 28-year Central Intelligence Agency veteran who now teaches international relations at Boston University. This avid interest is a far cry from 15 years ago, at the height of Iran-Contra, when students nationwide were being arrested in connection with anti-CIA protests. Representing "the Company" on campuses in those days, Hulnick once had a pot hurled at him.

Hulnick's experience isn't an isolated one: Since last year's attacks ...

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