Andrew Morriss (Illinois) and Bill Henderson (Indiana), two veteran dissecters of the U.S. News rankings, as well as sophisticed students of the profession, have posted their latest study here. As we have had occasion to note in the past, the employment figures reported in U.S. News are essentially "works of the imagination," and Professors Morriss and Henderson's findings seem to confirm that.
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