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Re: I'd like to share these with my faculty.May we print, sh
Posted by Bob Reap (Teachers.Net) on 9/11/08

On 9/07/08, Frank wrote:
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> Even as I wrote this it occurred to me that I could simply
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> network, but still a paper copy would be helpful as well.

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• I'd like to share these with my faculty.May we print, share?, 9/07/08, by Frank.
• Re: I'd like to share these with my faculty.May we print, sh, 9/11/08, by Bob Reap (Teachers.Net).