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How Different Types of Colleges and Universities Represent Themselves in Washington: Perspectives and Tactics. ASHE Annual Meeting Paper.

Constance E. Cook, Gertrude L. Arnold

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Key concepts: Political science, Public relations, Higher education, Library science, Public administration, Computer science, Law

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