I'm writing. Which means procrastinating.
So I've been thinking about some Rules for Reporting:
1. Pick up the damn phone. You know less than you think but someone out there knows something. This is scary and won’t get easier over time. (credit: @Colarusso42)
Today's Daily Briefing: viral policy.
It took three years for Florida’s “stop woke” fever to mutate into a push against DEI at the federal level. Why have the courts been so silent on questions of free expression raised by critics?
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Today's Daily Briefing: How Tuesday's funding-freeze chaos unfolded. Trump orders curricular review at military academies. LSU bars law professor from class. Does campus culture support journalism? Subscribe: https://t.co/3IirZXOrCd
Today's Daily Briefing: If ICE shows up on campus. Defense Secretary opposed race-conscious admissions. Tufts lecturers strike. Millions for an assistant football coach, and more.
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Today's Daily Briefing: Merit vs. DEI. Harvard adopts International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s antisemitism definition. Email-blast limits. Which postdocs get faculty jobs? Read and subscribe: https://t.co/7mmsSoZPPd
Today's Daily Briefing: Medical-school diversity plunges. Court kills Biden Title IX rules before Trump can. College made its own “ghost” students. Democratic governor rebukes rising college costs, and more. Subscribe to read: https://t.co/Kzhe7C3PqV
Partnerships may be the worst solution for financially strapped middle-market colleges ... except for all the others. Subscribe to the Daily Briefing for story and more: https://t.co/gP98G2Yccz
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Today's Daiy Briefing: DEI's blue wall cracks. How to criticize a thesis without ever reading it. A new idea for the amenities race. Subscribe and read: https://t.co/6WFfasVTgl
Thursday's Daily Briefing newsletter: Why student-conduct offices struggle to discipline protesters. Will Michigan walk back on DEI? More colleges paid the endowment tax. Subscribe and see more: https://t.co/L5StIRltEY
Today's Daily Briefing newsletter: College completion rates are up. Freshman enrollment is down. Financial outlooks are deteriorating. The word of the year about sums it up. Subscribe and see more here: https://t.co/KIbEk43SrU
There should not be a single middle school in America where the kids can have phones with them. This is beyond obvious and the fact that it’s not widespread policy is absolute lunacy.
Today's Daily Briefing: Learning loss's long tail for colleges
Plus: College Board settles student-privacy charges. Misconduct allegations catch up with music professor. University of Georgia med school OK’d, and more.
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Today's Daily Briefing: A double-dip enrollment cliff just became more likely.
Plus: The feds force out two for-profit executives. Texas A&M pulls the plug on its Qatar campus. A city wants to tax college students.
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This deserves more attention: Low-wage US workers have benefitted a lot from the strong job market.
18 million workers rose above $15/hr pay since 2019.
16 million rose above $20/hr.
Raising the minimum wage would help lock in these gains.
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Wow: "For hairdressers and barbers, who earn $35,000 a year on average according to federal data, noncompetes often forbid them from taking a second job, moonlighting as a freelance stylist or moving directly to a competitor for more pay."
“They go after every listing under $500,000 … it’s like clockwork.”
Metro Atlanta is ground zero for an investor takeover of the American Dream.
Buyers can’t compete with the flood of cash. Renters are exploited for profit.
Read Part 1 of our series:
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