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Has George W. Bush been a good governor for Texas' colleges and universities? What does his record suggest about the approach he would take in the White House to higher education? (responses)  "It will be interesting to note the attitudes of commentators on Bush..."
 A RADICAL OVERHAUL? Should the evaluation of faculty members' publications be changed to put more emphasis on quality and less on quantity? (responses) >> SUBSTANCE ABUSE? Why are colleges reporting sharp increases in the number of arrests for violations of alcohol and drug laws? (responses) >> THE DOPE ON MARIJUANA RESEARCH Should the federal government make it easier for researchers to study the medical uses of marijuana? (responses) >> EARLY DECISION PROGRAMS Are private colleges admitting too many students through "early decision" programs? What impact is the popularity of early decision having on students and colleges? (responses) |
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