A glance at the fall issue of Connection: College presidents speak out on whether to speak out
Some college presidents feel they have a duty to speak out on the issues of the day, while others consider it unwise, or even an abuse of their position, to do so. In separate essays, Margaret A. McKenna, president of Lesley University, and Richard Pattenaude, president of the University of Southern Maine, discuss their own approaches.
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