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by Matt Erickson
January 17, 2013 at 1:40 p.m.
KU journalism school ranks No. 3 on 'most popular' list
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Everybody loves a nice list, so here's one: Per the journalism blog Romenesko, KU's School of Journalism ranks as the third-"most popular" in the country on a list released this week.
(In news that may be somewhat less popular with our audience, the University of Missouri finished on top by a mile.)
The list, from the site StateUniversity.com, uses enrollment numbers as a measure of popularity. Some Romenesko commenters have quibbled with that methodology. In fact, the discussion below the list may be more interesting than the list itself.
But still: It's a list. Just try not to click on it.
Please do remember to send all your KU-related lists, or your other news tips, to merickson@ljworld.com.
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