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Alex M. Johnson, Jr.

Having a Faculty That Everyone Wants...

Alex M. Johnson Jr.
Publisher
University of Toledo Law Review
Date
2004
Citation
Alex M. Johnson Jr., Having a Faculty That Everyone Wants..., 36 University of Toledo Law Review, 95–102 (2004).
UVA Law Faculty Affiliations
Alex M. Johnson Jr.
Program in Public Policy and Regulation
John W. Glynn Jr. Law & Business Program
Center for the Study of Race and Law
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