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The Benefits of Collaborative Purchasing
Boston, for better and for worse, is a college town. That means that Boston is also a law school town, and with six law schools in Boston and Cambridge combined, there is a unique opportunity for collaboration amongst the law school libraries. In 2012, the six Boston-area academic law libraries form
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