This is of particular relevance to grad students, but should be of
interest to all of us in the literary professoriate.

                        --Best, Norm

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>WORKPLACE is an electronic journal addressing the political, historical,
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>and Chris Lowe; Marilyn Niemark on the RAND Report and Michael Yates on
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