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- Latest Data Connection: Some 2020 Visions
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- I Am Not a PR Man
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Interviews
- Foundation President, Professor and “America’s Best Social Critic” on Higher Ed and the State of Intellectual Life: A NEJHE Q&A with Andrew Delbanco
- NEJHE Interview with Nick Donohue
- Reinvigorating Democracy … A NEJHE Q&A with Nancy Thomas of Tufts
- The Coming Right Brain Economy: Danial H. Pink Says the MFA Is the New MBA
- The Fifties …Fifty Years Later: CONNECTION Interviews Historian Dave Halberstam on a Half Century of Change
- The Flood of History: CONNECTION Interviews Historian Douglas Brinkley
- To Prepare Nimble Thinkers … A NEJHE Q&A with Michelle Weise
- University Couple: Roger Williams University President Roy J. Nirschel on Issues in Higher Education … and Paula Nirschel on Educating Young Afghan Women
- Young People Are Hungering for Conversation, Even on Difficult Matters … A NEJHE Q&A with Mary K. Grant of the Edward M. Kennedy Institute
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