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Subject: Academe Today: Trump offers grant advantage if colleges commit to his agenda
 You can also read this newsletter on the web. DRAFT DEAL By Francie Diep and Eric Kelderman  The agreement, reportedly sent to nine institutions, states that federal benefits would hinge on cooperation.
ANALYSIS Chronicle Staff  We've seen what the Trump administration's stick looks like. Let's look at its carrot. THE REVIEW | OPINION By Brian Rosenberg  Colleges' compromises with Trump risk the very thing they promise to protect. EDUCATION FUNDING By Aisha Baiocchi  Dozens of universities will receive money to boost civics education in commemoration of the United States' 250th birthday. FREE SPEECH By Ellie Davis  Before the moment captured on video, Devion Canty Jr. says he faced harassment and racist provocation from others at a Kirk vigil. Texas State administrators then pressured him to withdraw, he says.
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