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StuartA. Kirk & Kevin Corcoran. (1995) School Rankings: Mindless Narcissism or Do They Tell Us Something?. Journal of Social Work Education 31:3, pages 408-414.
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Deborah Page-Adams, Li-Chen Cheng, Aruna Gogineni & Ching-Ying Shen. (1995) Establishing a Group to Encourage Writing for Publication among Doctoral Students. Journal of Social Work Education 31:3, pages 402-407.
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Larry W. Kreuger. (1993) Should there be a Moratorium on Articles that Rank Schools of Social Work Based on Faculty Publications? Yes!. Journal of Social Work Education 29:3, pages 240-245.
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