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Some professors at state-funded universities complain that a new transparency law isn’t really helping. They're worried about attacks from outside the academy. Others say the outlines used for each course should be open — like the law requires.

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Some professors at state-funded universities complain that a new transparency law isn’t really helping. They're worried about attacks from outside the academy. Others say the outlines used for each course should be open — like the law requires.

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Ben Philpott

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