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The article focuses on the efforts of Mitch Leventhal, vice provost of international affairs at the University of Cincinnati, Ohio, to increase foreign students' enrollment in the U.S. after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. It states that most American colleges and universities took a laid-back approach of attracting scholars from overseas that reduced the number of international students. The Ohio state government issued reports to increase study programs and international recruitment. |
