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Posted on June 7, 2016December 31, 2022

WULBA,WULBA, WULBA – Hey, Hey!

The good people at Woodland Decay have agreed to host an archive of withdrawn university library book appreciations (WULBA) for the foreseeable future. These are mainly management and organization studies (MOS) books which once resided on the shelves of a university library, but for unknown reasons were withdrawn.  If you scroll down there is an …

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