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away from the notion that a three-credit-hour course requires three
hours of face time.
5. Faculty unions have not caused the problems that universities face,
but they are the result of poor relationships between university lead-
ers and tenured and professional faculty. State government, boards
of trustees, and top management must mend these relationships.

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