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Legal constraints on colleges and universities

Margaret J. Barr

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Abstract In an increasingly litigious society, colleges and universities are not immune from legal challenge. The student affairs administrator needs a basic understanding of the legal system.

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Abstract In an increasingly litigious society, colleges and universities are not immune from legal challenge. The student affairs administrator needs a basic understanding of the legal system.

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Abstract In an increasingly litigious society, colleges and universities are not immune from legal challenge. The student affairs administrator needs a basic understanding of the legal system.

Key concepts: Higher education, Public relations, Political science, Medical education, Pedagogy, Psychology, Sociology, Law

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