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Book Review: How to Win a Conference by William D. Ellis and Frank Siedel
New York: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 214 pp. $3.95 Nearly everyone is willing to let the other fellow be the good loser. This is true on the football field, but it is just as true around the conference table. The old idea that a conference is an intellectual love feast belongs to another era. In this Age [...]
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