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The University the King Built

Winter 2018 •

Waleed Al-Shobakky reports on a Saudi experiment to solve the West’s science malaise — and become a global research powerhouse

Attention Deficit

Fall 2015 • Diana Schaub reviews Matthew B. Crawford’s book about an increasingly limited resource

Machine Grading and Moral Learning

Winter 2014 •

Joshua Schulz on the misguided appeal of automated grading and the rise of factory education

Who Needs a Liberal Education?

Winter 2014 • Gilbert Meilaender on specialization, job training, and the humanities

Science and Non-Science in Liberal Education

Summer 2013 • Harvey C. Mansfield on the confidence of scientists and the need for philosophy

The Unmanning of America

Spring 2011 • Rita Koganzon on the rise of women and the fall of men

Could Terrorists Exploit Synthetic Biology?

Spring 2011 • Jonathan B. Tucker on the potential risks of “de-skilling” bioengineering

Why the Arabic World Turned Away from Science

Winter 2011 • Hillel Ofek on the lost Golden Age and the rejection of reason

An American Education

Democracy and the Birth of the Land-Grant College

Fall 2010 • Daniel Eugene Williams

The Rise of Cyber-Schools

Online Education and Its Enemies

Spring 2009 • Liam Julian

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