Thousands of pages of secret documents about the U.S. involvement in Vietnam, documenting from the end of World War II until 1967, were leaked to The New York Times, which began publishing them in a series that became known as the Pentagon Papers. Nixon responded to the leak by securing a
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Emily Bernstein, a junior creative writing major, said that it has taken months for her to secure an appointment at SPCS, highlighting the need for a case manager. “There are only so many appointments offered to students per semester (at SPCS),” Bernstein said. “I was offered a list of counselors in the
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Karl Haas, who served as an attorney for the Carmel Redevelopment Commission for more than 20 years, died Dec. 6 at his home. He was 57. Haas was an expert on legal issues regarding public-private partnerships, which have been a key part of the strategy of the CRC and the City of Carmel.
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Print-on-demand publishing seems straightforward enough. For traditional publishers, POD allows backlist titles to be printed to order once inventory dwindles to low or zero. However, POD also functions as a sort of a status indicator—one that can create a certain stigma around the works of
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Digital Publishing Market for Education Sector market market research delivers practical and actionable intelligence of market to support your idea with research based facts. It provides deep understanding, clarifies diversities of market to help you decide not only the succeeding strategy but also to
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