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Universities are rejecting the Trump administration’s higher-ed compact as a threat to academic freedom and institutional control, while supporters cast it as an effort to steer federal funding toward schools that accept the White House’s priorities.
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Universities are rejecting the Trump administration’s higher-ed compact as a threat to academic freedom and institutional control, while supporters cast it as an effort to steer federal funding toward schools that accept the White House’s priorities.
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Universities are rejecting the Trump administration’s higher-ed compact as a threat to academic freedom and institutional control, while supporters cast it as an effort to steer federal funding toward schools that accept the White House’s priorities.
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