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: The Leiter ReportsHow have other universities handled budget crises without destroying entire departments?
By Brian Leiter
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A scholar at Albany writes: I am writing from the Siege of Albany to thank you and to ask for your assistance. We in the Albany foreign language community would like to thank you for publicizing our crisis and for...Full post as published by The Leiter Reports on October 27, 2010 (boomark / email).
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