AACJC guide to community, technical, and junior colleges American Association of Community and Junior Colleges

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AACJC guide to community, technical, and junior colleges American Association of Community and Junior Colleges

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Published

on 11 Jun 2007

Year of Creation

1988

American Association of Community & Junior Colleges

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CSN0078442

on 11 Jun 2007

This copyright record (Registration Number: CSN0078442) was filed with the U.S. Copyright Office on 11 Jun 2007. The work is titled "AACJC guide to community, technical, and junior colleges American Association of Community and Junior Colleges" and was created in 1988. American Association of Community & Junior Colleges holds the copyright for this serial registration work. Direct all inquiries regarding this material to the copyright holder.

American Association of Community & Junior Colleges

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CSN0078442

Registration Date

6/11/2007

Year of Creation

1988

Place of First Publication

Washington, D. C

Publisher Name

AACJC

Agency Marc Code

DLC-CO

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New

Corporate Author

American Association of Community and Junior Colleges

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print material

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American Association of Community and Junior Colleges

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Copyright Local Holdings: 1988 Claimant: American Association of Community & Junior Colleges Created 1988 Pub. 1988-06-06 Reg. 1988-06-09 TX0002327682 19880606

Notes

Copyright Local Holdings: 1988 Claimant: American Association of Community & Junior Colleges Created 1988 Pub. 1988-06-06 Reg. 1988-06-09 TX0002327682 19880606

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