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Historic Gender Gap? Maybe. Maybe Not.
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The Monopolized Economy
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November/December 2024 Print Edition
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The Student Recruitment Industrial Complex
The App Always Wins
Modi Operandi
The Tyranny of the Welfare Queen
Education
California State Universities: “A Launchpad for the Middle Class”
Ellen Neufeldt, the president of Cal State-San Marcos, has worked hard to promote social mobility for her students. She reflects on partnerships with K-12 schools and community colleges, what it takes to keep students on track, and the public good.
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Russia’s identity, not its security or the fear of NATO, has historically been the main driver of Moscow’s aggression toward Ukraine. But is the war really a genocide?
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