Contents

The View from Chapel Hill
By Judith Welch Wegner
Talking and healing at North Carolina.

(Re)Writing the History of Race at Emory
By Leslie M. Harris
Transforming the campus community by retracing history.

The Difficult Dialogues Initiative
By Robert M. O'Neil
Working out the tough academic freedom issues on campuses across the country.

Inquiry, Respect, and Dissent
By Manuel N. Gomez
Here's how they're fostering respect at Irvine.

Campus Religious Conflict Should Go Public
By Janet R. Jakobsen
Religion is not just a private matter at Barnard.

Difficult Silences
By Janet Winston
What can't you say about sexuality in Virginia?

Can Empathy Be Taught?
By Kristen Renwick Monroe
At Irvine, establishing trust through identification.

Getting Religion in the Public Research University
By Matthew L. Kaplan
Where academic freedom and religious freedom intersect at Michigan.

Acting Against Oppression
By Jeannie LaFrance and Jan Abu Shakrah
Addressing campus climate issues dramatically in Portland.

Analysis Demonstrates Flaws in Book
By Gwendolyn Bradley

AAUP Welcomes New General Counsel
By Gwendolyn Bradley

AAUP Special Committee to Examine Deepening Post-Katrina Concerns
By Jordan E. Kurland

AAUP Protests Arrest of Iranian Scholar
By Wendi Maloney

Member Contributions Build Endowment
By Martin D. Snyder

Al Arian, Plea Bargain Rejected, Remains in Jail
By Jordan E. Kurland

Faculty Prevail in AAUP-Supported Case
By Gwendolyn Bradley

Online Library Gives Iraquis Access to Science
By Cathy A. Jones

Federal Commission to Report in September
By Gwendolyn Bradley

Damaging Legislative Proposals Petering Out
By Martin D. Snyder

Discrimination Ruling
By Gwendolyn Bradley

Graduate Students to Receive Paid Family Leave
By Gwendolyn Bradley

Geology Journal Declines to Publish Iranian Authors
By Wendi Maloney

Professors Resign From Fundamentalist College
By Gwendolyn Bradley

2006 Annual Meeting Explored Faculty’s Public Image

From the Editor: Difficult Dialogues
Paula M. Krebs

From the General Secretary: No University Left Alone
By Roger Bowen

Faculty Forum: Paddy Wagon Politics
By Cary Nelson and Jane Buck

State of the Profession: Academic Unionism
By Michael Mauer

Going Broke by Degree: Why College Costs Too Much
Reviewed by Donald Heller

Old Main: Small Colleges in Twenty-first Century America
By Charles Blaich
In Praise of the Small

The People v. Harvard Law: How America’s Oldest Law School Turned Its Back on Free Speech
By Richard Delgado
A Skewed View of Free Speech at Harvard Law

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