New Nation editor Morgan to invest in loss making weekly
Thomas B. Morgan, son in law of Vice President Rockefeller, plans to invest enough to return The Nation to profitability within two or three years. The Nation has lost money for most of its 111 year history except wartime profits. Morgan, former Village Voice editor, takes over as editor and owner on January 1.
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Latin America's state universities slide into political and economic eclipse under authoritarian regimes. In Argentina, the National University of Buenos Aires endures rector changes and aims to curb enrollments while policing influences. Private universities gain ground as public institutions struggle with size, faculty, and funding.
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