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Articles in Jan/Feb 2000 issue of Academe

• Carnegie classification revises standards
  by Johnson, Hans
• Getting a sporting chance
• Taking Women Seriously: Lessons and Legacies for Educating the Majority
  by Gordon, Lynn D
• Record of the Council: November 13-14, 1999
• hiring season, The
  by Burgan, Mary
• Teaching portfolios: A positive appraisal
  by Seldin, Peter
• spy who raised me, The
• Teaching portfolios: Another perspective
  by Burns, Candace W
• Faculty organizer wins allies on Web
• true scholar, The
  by Bellah, Robert N
• Thousands of medical residents can unionize
  by Maloney, Wendi
• Dying of the Light: The Disengagement of Colleges and Universities from Their Christian Churches, The
  by Kliever, Lonnie D
• Historical reflections on accountability
  by Ohmann, Richard
• Revisiting red scare, scholars assess legacy
• Academic freedom and tenure: Albertus Magnus College (Connecticut)
• Marilyn Repsher: An award-winning problem solver
  by Johnson, Hans
• Shattering the Myths: Women in Academe
  by Gray, Mary W
• Foreign no more
• Florida governor axes affirmative action
  by Johnson, Hans
• Report urges better training for teachers
  by Johnson, Hans
• New rule limits digs into researchers' data
  by Johnson, Hans
• AAUP criticizes Kansas ruling on evolution
  by Johnson, Hans
• Classroom capitalism
  by Alger, Jonathan R
• Minority applicants to medical schools lag
• Letters
• Committee R on government relations: 1999
• Bishops' plan worries many
  by Maloney, Wendi
• Clashes over benefits rock three campuses
  by Johnson, Hans
• Censured administrations
• Statement on graduate students
• AAUP solidifies ties with international faculty
• Accreditation and faculty working together
  by Morse, Jean Avnet; Santiago, George Jr
• How many lobbyists does it take...
  by Smith, Mark F; Flower, Ruth