Contents

The Robes of Academe
By Nancy G. Westerfield
Have sewing machine, will travel.

Interns as Intellectual Entrepreneurs
By Richard A. Cherwitz and Ana Lucia Hurtado
Encourage your students to be intellectual entrepreneurs.

How We Got Off the Censure List
By Robert M. Yoho, Jerry E. McGee, James “Cid” Seidelman, Sandra L. Kurtinitis, David F. Turk, James T. Barry
Administrators tell their stories.

An Interview with Norman Birnbaum
By Roger W. Bowen
The AAUP’s general secretary talks with one of the country’s foremost public intellectuals.

Faculty Autonomy and Obligation
By Neil W. Hamilton
Don’t break the social contract.

Teaching Science to Biblical Literalists
By Alvin M. Saperstein
Our science classrooms are changing. Can we adapt?

Etiquette for the Professoriate
By Ronald S. Lemos
Bring back courtesy titles. Heck, bring back courtesy.

Free Speech, Quality Control, and Flame Wars
By Patrick Leary, Jan K. Labanowski, Joan Korenman
The challenges of running academic online discussions.

Job Vacancy: President of Harvard
By Lawrence Douglas and Alexander George
Wanted: a president.

AAUP Misperceives IRB Challenges
Bruce Bridgeman

Are Faculty Prima Donnas?
John C. McLucas

Academic Boycotts
Hans Gesund, Max Hailperin, Howard M. Wachtel, Leonard J. Nissim, Arthur G. Werschultz, Jennifer Olmsted

Academic Freedom Remains Secure on U.S. Campuses
By Wendi Maloney

AAUP Advances Collective Bargaining
By Cathy Jones

Academic Freedom and Outside Speakers
By Eric Combest

Gender Inequities Persist on U.S. Campuses
By Leigh A. Neithardt

University Cannot Ban Guns
By Gwendolyn Bradley

Muslim Scholar Denied Visa
By Rachel B. Levinson

Former CUNY Adjunct Sentenced
By Jordan E. Kurland

Supreme Court to Decide Affirmative Action Cases
By Ann Springer

New York University Grad Employees Call off Strike
By Julie M. Schmid

International Graduate Student Numbers Increase
By Wendi Maloney and Leigh A. Neithardt

Women Hindered in Science and Engineering
By Leigh A. Neithardt

From the Editor: On Suit Jackets and the Robes of Academe
Paula M. Krebs

Faculty Forum: Nuclear History
By Russell Olwell

From the President: A Worldwide Cause
By Cary Nelson

State of the Profession: The Hits Keep Coming
By Michael Mauer

From the General Secretary: Preaching to the Choir?
By Roger W. Bowen

Academic Freedom after September 11
Reviewed by David M. Rabban
What Does Academic Freedom Protect?

The Three Magic Letters: Getting to PhD
Reviewed by Barbara E. Lovitts
Who Makes It Through?

To Export Progress: The Golden Age of University Assistance in the Americas
Reviewed by Imanol Ordorika
A View from the South

The True Genius of America at Risk: Are We Losing Our Public Universities to De Facto Privatization?
Reviewed by Henry M. Levin
Going Quasi-Public

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