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THE UNIVERSITY : EVERYBODY'S GOLD MINE Barbara Probst Solomon The following article , which provides a critical view of the Amer- ican university from a student's perspective , comes from a young writer who in the past was a student at ...
THE UNIVERSITY : EVERYBODY'S GOLD MINE Barbara Probst Solomon The following article , which provides a critical view of the Amer- ican university from a student's perspective , comes from a young writer who in the past was a student at ...
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... university . This is the little magazine serving the needs of the intellectual community which has come to rely on the universities to provide a good address . In focus- ing on these magazines rather than on the genuine undergraduate ...
... university . This is the little magazine serving the needs of the intellectual community which has come to rely on the universities to provide a good address . In focus- ing on these magazines rather than on the genuine undergraduate ...
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... university is Esquire magazine's " cultural " get - together with Columbia University a year ago last fall . Because of competition from the new pseudo - girlie magazines like Gent and Playboy , and a decline in its advertising sales ...
... university is Esquire magazine's " cultural " get - together with Columbia University a year ago last fall . Because of competition from the new pseudo - girlie magazines like Gent and Playboy , and a decline in its advertising sales ...
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