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November 17, 2005
What It Really Takes To Be a Professor
With post-meat market call backs now in full swing, this article from the Wall Street Journal's CollegeJournal.com may be particularly timely: What It Really Takes To Be a Professor. The article contains a lengthy interview with Geoffrey R. Stone (Chicago).
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