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• Issue Forty-Five:
  January/February 2006
• Issue Forty-Six:
  March 2006
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  April 2006
• Issue Forty-Eight:
  May 2006
• Issue Forty-Nine:
  June 2006
• Issue Fifty:
  July/August 2006
• Issue Fifty-One:
  September 2006
• Issue Fifty-Two:
  October 2006
• Issue Fifty-Three:
  November 2006
• Issue Fifty-Four:
  December 2006

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Features:

AAC&U News feature stories describe how colleges and universities are transforming their curricula and campus programs to ensure that all students receive an engaged and practical liberal education.

1. First-Year Program at Duke University Bridges the Disciplines
2. New Programs at University of Virginia Target Underserved Populations
3. Outcomes-Based Curriculum Fosters Civic Engagement and Social Awareness at Monterey Bay
4. At the University of Washington, “Discovery Seminars” Open Doors to College-Level Inquiry
5. “Curriculum 21” Raises Awareness of Liberal Education at Southern Illinois University–Carbondale
6. Bowling Green Brings “Values” Focus to First Year of College
7. Faculty Collaboration Yields Pedagogical Innovation at UW–La Crosse
8. At Arizona State, Degree Programs Mark New Commitment to Sustainability
9. A Distinctive Curriculum Fosters Intentional and Integrative Learning at Bard College
10. A First-Year Program Fosters Academic Engagement and Intentionality at Washington and Jefferson