The Prospects for Athletics Reform
Reform efforts at UNC-Chapel Hill attack the branches, not the root, of college sports’ maladies.
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Jesse Saffron
Jesse Saffron is the former managing editor of the Martin Center, where he worked from 2013 to 2017. He is a graduate of the University of Baltimore School of Law and the College of Charleston. Saffron also studied at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland.His articles have appeared in Modern Age, Newsweek, Minding the Campus, Business North Carolina, the Carolina Journal, Greensboro's News & Record, and See Thru Edu. He contributed frequently to National Review Online’s Phi Beta Cons, a higher education blog. In addition to editing and writing Martin Center articles, Saffron managed the Center’s internship program.
Articles by Jesse Saffron
Kicking the Beehive
The elimination of salary increases for K-12 teachers who earn master’s degrees will produce ripple effects on North Carolina colleges.
The Balance Sheet Dilemma
Some colleges need to re-evaluate their financials if they want to remain viable in the long run.
The Pitfalls of HOPE
Georgia’s state scholarships boost enrollment, but the people who pay for them are mostly poor.