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Cole Alexander Krenik replied to Bruce H. Wendt's discussion 'The Humanities in our Public Schools'
"To the people of this discussion, Thank you right from the start for this board. I really had no idea that its' existence, it's always refreshing to know you're not alone. After reading the prompt and some of the replies I had to stop…"
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- At 9:01am on May 28, 2012,
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- At 9:11am on February 21, 2011,
Jason Neal said… - Welcome to the Roundtable, Cole. Thanks for joining. If you have any general comments about or suggestions for the site, I encourage you to share them in the feedback forum. We'd love to hear what you think.
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