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Iowa's Board of Regents unanimously selected Nebraska professor Carson Holloway to lead the University of Iowa's Center for Intellectual Freedom, despite a lengthy report from its outgoing interim director accusing regents and university administrators of disregarding state law and hindering the center's operations.
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