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Planning for Higher Education Journal
Sheep in Wolves’ Clothing, or How Not to Do Strategic Planning
From Volume 22 Number 1 | Fall 1993By Rebecca StaffordViewpoint Subtitles: Some modest proposals; wolves and sheep. Pull quotes: "Few colleges identify what they are really good at." "Without priorities a college has a mere shopping list." "The time has come to shed woolly thinking " "The plans usually contain no cost data."
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