Today's Clips (2/9/22)
DAVIDSON IN THE NEWS

According to a National Women’s Law Center analysis, 27 times more men than women joined the labor force at the beginning of this year.

IN OTHER NEWS

A debate on the racial equity policy that shapes college admissions in America.

The controversy surrounding John Comaroff, an anthropologist, has divided the faculty, with scholars like Jill Lepore and Henry Louis Gates Jr. supporting their colleague.

The decision to rename the building drew a backlash from some at the University of Alabama who called it a “cowardly compromise.”

The settlement is the second in a case in which a gynecologist at U.C.L.A. is accused of sexual misconduct.

VMI will make changes to its student-run honor court to make the system fairer to cadets accused of lying, cheating, stealing or other transgressions.

TRADES

Harvard faces a lawsuit by three graduate students who say for years it ignored their warnings and complaints about a prominent anthropologist before making minimal findings against him.

More than two weeks before controversy erupted over the institution’s denying scholars the right to be expert witnesses, one professor offered to take an unpaid leave to do so.

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