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Articles in May/Jun 2004 issue of Academe

• A Fond Farewell
  by Burgan, Mary A
• Muhlenberg College Debates USA Patriot Act
• What's Yours Is Mine?
  by Springer, Ann D
• Rekindling the Dialogue: Education According to Plato and Dewey
  by Van Luchene, Stephen R
• AAUP Research Director Reports on Gender Gap
• Censured Administrations
• Contract Reached at Emerson College
• Faculty, the Elections, and the AAUP
  by Smith, Mark F
• Influence of Athletics in the University Community, The
  by Sperber, Murray
• Roger Bowen Appointed AAUP General Secretary
• Women Underrepresented on Science Faculties
• Enrollment Gap Developing, Education Group Says
• Summer Reading 101
  by Tierney, William G
• E-Racing History: America's Struggle with Diversity, Race, and Affirmative Action in Higher Education
  by Allen, Walter R
• Group Issues Guidelines for Improving Access
• Subpoenas Withdrawn in Antiwar Conference Case
• Dante Comes to Kansas
  by Snyder, Martin D
• Developments Relating to Censure by the Association
• Identity and Community in the Academy: Ascription and Affiliation
  by Renn, Kristen A
• Bright Networks and Dark Spaces: Implications of Manuel Castells for Higher Education
  by Marginson, Simon
• Women and Retirement: Reflections from the Field
  by Glazer-Raymo, Judith
• AAUP Conferences Sponsor Lobby Days
• Internet References Unreliable
• Decision Reversed in Freedom of Speech Case
• LETTERS
• Academics in Literature
  by Stimpson, Catharine R
• Mary Burgan Retires as AAUP General Secretary
• Court Orders Labor Board to Reconsider
• Workplace Demands Are Tougher on Women Faculty