The usual suspects are all reviewing Crossing the Finish Line, including The Chronicle of Higher Education and Inside Higher Ed.
Jesse Singal is a former opinion writer for The Boston Globe and former web editor of the Washington Monthly. He is currently a master's student at Princeton's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Policy. Follow him on Twitter at @jessesingal.
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