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The life and times of AJR: back in the 1970s, a lowly grad student named Roger Kranz had a crazy idea and a VW bug. The rest is history.: An article from: American Journalism Review

AuthorLori Robertson
PublisherUniversity of Maryland
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Author(s)Lori Robertson
PublisherUniversity of Maryland
ISBN / ASINB0008FSRI4
ISBN-13978B0008FSRI8
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