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Syria ‘arrests iconic blogger Razan Ghazzawi and leading activists’
The Telegraph, 2/16

US for-profit universities ‘unworthy of the name’
Paul Jump, Times Higher Education, 2/16

Faculty Cry Foul Over Intellectual-Property Policy at U. of Louisiana System
Katherine Mangan, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 2/16

Leak Offers Glimpse of Campaign Against Climate Science
Justin Gillis and Leslie Kaufman, The New York Times, 2/15

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Scholars at Risk respectfully urges Bahrain to reinstate professors, students /
Scholars at Risk, 2/14

Half of Zim teachers are victims of violence
Peter Marimudza, Zim Online, 2/13

Too Hot for Professor?
Scott Jaschik, Inside Higher Ed, 2/13

Mousavi’s daughter barred from university job
University World News, 2/12

Zim police stop KZN academic’s lecture
Leanne Jansen, IOL News, 2/10