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Articles in May/Jun 2003 issue of Academe

• From the editor: Academic freedom and national security
  by Hanley, Lawrence
• Censured administrations
• Health centers' financial woes continue, report says
• Percent plans do not increase diversity, studies say
• Letters
• Reluctant foot soldiers: America's undergraduates rebuff opponents of academic freedom
  by Denvir, Daniel P
• Academic freedom as a human right: An internationalist perspective
  by Rajagopal, Balakrishnan
• Academic freedom and the "intifada curriculum"
  by Post, Robert C
• Welfare law limits educational opportunity
• Academic freedom and national security in times of crisis
  by O'Neil, Robert M
• Professor develops Internet database on grade inflation
• Resolving academic freedom
• Mixed signals
  by Smith, Mark F
• New pathways
  by Burgan, Mary A
• Minnesota settles gender-bias suits
• Association loses two stalwarts, The
• Academic freedom and tenure: University of South Florida
• Libraries, books, and academic freedom
  by Mash, S David
• Silence at Boalt Hall: The Dismantling of Affirmative Action
  by Baez, Benjamin
• AAUP advises Congress on Higher Education Act
• Academic freedom and religion
  by Snyder, Martin D
• Academic freedom and tenure: East Texas Baptist University1
• Educational malpractice: Faculty beware?
  by Euben, Donna R
• Should faculty be "managed"?
  by Raelin, Joseph A
• Hate groups, big dykes and other problems in academic freedom
  by Rand, Erica
• Victims of circumstance: Academic freedom in a contingent academy
  by Marshall, Eric
• Hearing on contingent faculty held at Emerson College
• Virginia board's actions draw criticism
• Commission divided on changes to Title IX
• Developments relating to censure by the Association
  by Knight, Jonathan
• Teaching to Learn/Learning to Teach: Meditations on the Classroom
  by Lacey, Paul A