September 11 – September 17, 2010

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For-Profits Give Thousands to Politicians Who Oppose ‘Gainful Employment’ Rule
The Chronicle of Higher Education, 9/17

Harassment of historian raises censorship fears
Natalia A. Feduschak, Kyiv Post, 9/17

Do Students Listen to Others’ Views? /
Allie Grasgreen, Inside Higher Ed, 9/17

Appeal to Free Colombian Professor
Network for Education and Academic Rights, 9/15

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Religious Scholar In Iran Detained After Prosecutor Visit
Ahmad Ghabel, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, 9/15

Key Win for Student Press
Scott Jaschik, Inside Higher Ed, 9/13

Yale Plans to Create a College in Singapore
Lisa W. Foderado, The New York Times, 9/13

IRAN: Probe into ‘political cleansing’ of professors
Yojana Sharma and Ramin Namvari, University World News, 9/12

JORDAN: Student jailed for writing poem
Roisin Joyce and Nadia Kevlin, University World News, 9/12