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Planning for Higher Education Journal
Are Trustees Doing Their Job?
From Volume 21 Number 4 | Summer 1993By Roderick T GrovesBook Review: The Guardians: Boards of Trustees of American Colleges and Universities, by Clark Kerr and Marian Gade. Association of Governing Boards, 1989. 226 pages. The Effective Board of Trustees, by Richard Chait, Thomas Holland, and Barbara Taylor. American Council on Higher Education/Mamillam, 1991. 140 pages.
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