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Where Do Sweet Briar, and Other Liberal-Arts Colleges, Go From Here?

Appropriately or not, Sweet Briar is now viewed as a canary in a coal mine by other small, liberal-arts colleges that are also worried about survival in the new century. In the third and final part of a Chronicle interview, Phillip C. Stone explains why he sees something greater at stake in his job as president of Sweet Briar than the survival of a single liberal-arts college in Virginia. He also talks about what Sweet Briar might look like in five years — assuming, of course, that it is still open.  [Video]

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