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Teaching Can Pay Off

Universities Pay Some Members Above Norm

By Paul Singer
Roll Call Staff
July 9, 2008, Midnight

Most part-time university professors are paid quite modestly, but that rule does not appear to apply to some Members of Congress who dabble in academia.

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