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THE PULL OF INTEGRITY

Sure, you can catch cheaters.
But why not inspire students
to stay honest?
BY CHARLES Q. CHOI

A LEVEL HEAD

HANDS AND
MINDS

An engineering-inspired school curriculum, A World in Motion, connects standards-based
theory with practical invention.
BY MARY LORD

DESERT ADVANCE

YES, WEPAN

A network challenges the
barriers and biases that
continue to discourage
women engineers.
BY PIERRE HOME-DOUGLAS

TEACHING

COVER STORY

PUBLIC POLICY
FOR THE
TECH-MINDED

A new course engages engineering
students in the dilemmas
of Washington.
BY THOMAS K. GROSE

BRIEFINGS

COMMENTS

BRIEFINGS
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DATABYTES

UP CLOSE:
Morehead State’s Benjamin Malphrus
BY MARK MATTHEWS

REFRACTIONS:
Exchanging Business Cards
BY HENRY PETROSKI

JEE SELECTS: He Said, She Said
BY JOANNA WOLFE AND ELIZABETH POWELL

ON THE SHELF: Marketing Nation
BY ROBIN TATU

LAST WORD: Exam Prep Done Right
BY J. AUBREY SYKES

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