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I learned today that full-time professors of law, economics, or accounting may sign up for complimentary access to Tax Analysts Campus. The purpose of Tax Analysts Campus is to provide professors an opportunity to teach with, and students to learn with, Tax Analysts' news and research products.
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Professors will receive a user name and password via e-mail to share with their students. Web access provided under Tax Analysts Campus is solely for educational use and may not be used to replace professional subscriptions or be used for business purposes. Length of access is limited to the academic year; annual renewal is required.
To access, professors should return a completed application via fax (703-533-4444) or e-mail (cservice@tax.org).
Full post as published by WisBlawg - From the UW Law Library on December 19, 2007 (boomark / email).
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