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A panel discussion on "What School Public Information Officers Need to Know About the Media". Panel includes: Joseph Stroud, Carl Cederberg, Larry Dolph, and Joel Berger (moderator).
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University of Michigan. Programs for Educational Opportunity Coverage
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A panel discussion on "What School Public Information Officers Need to Know About the Media". Panel includes: Joseph Stroud, Carl Cederberg, Larry Dolph, and Joel Berger (moderator).
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University of Michigan. Programs for Educational Opportunity Coverage
undated Language
English Source
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9759-SR-341-1 Rights
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protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain.
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Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly. Disclaimer
The quality of this digital reproduction depends on multiple factors including how the original recording was made and condition of the original media.
Recordings available here are a historical record which reflects different views, attitudes, and beliefs.
The Bentley Historical Library does not endorse viewpoints found in these or within its holdings.
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