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To prevent professors from giving too much of their time and resources to Internet-based "distance learning" ventures, Harvard University is proposing changes in faculty outside-work policies. Harvard law professor Arthur Miller, whose affiliation with the all-online Concord School of Law helped trigger the proposal, argues that the new policy restricts his academic freedom: "Before this proposal, I would say Harvard owned a part of my body; now they have my heart and soul," he said.
May 15, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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