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Professors Differ On Ethics Of Using WikiLeaks Cables

As raw documents from contemporary diplomats, the classified dispatches released by WikiLeaks offer insight that no book or article could. But some professors worry that using the cables in the classroom could hurt their students' future careers. AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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Professors Differ On Ethics Of Using WikiLeaks Cables

February 7, 2011 • The WikiLeaks cable dump is almost universally considered an academic's treasure trove. But could asking students to read the State Department's classified documents hurt their future careers?

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March 17, 2010 • Life in the United States has changed drastically since the women's movement in the 1960s and 1970s, but major challenges still exist for women. They still don't receive equal pay for equal work, and many companies lack family leave and flex time ...