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Marketing Prof Weighs in on Tennis Prizes in Toronto Star

LANG marketing professor Dr. Tim Dewhirst discussed the need for tennis tournaments to award male and female competitors equal prize money in Toronto Star Opinion.

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Posted Aug 10, 2026
Updated Aug 11, 2026
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