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NYT higher-education reporter Arenson takes a buyout

Chronicle of Higher Education
Today is Karen Arenson's last day. "In many ways, it is hard for me to walk," says the 59-year-old reporter. "I love this beat. It's incredibly important and fun." She had planned to work until she was in her 70s, but her father suffers from Alzheimer's disease, and she plans to spend her time caring for him.

Posted at 8:08 AM May 1, 2008

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