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"I'm so happy you joined!! Now we need to get Emily on here. . . :P (*evil laughter*)"
Kimberly Randall replied to Bruce H. Wendt's discussion 'The Humanities in our Public Schools'
"With school curriculums full of math and science courses, it's easy for a student, like myself, to believe that the purpose of school is to learn new skills and equations that will get one into a career that we're told will lead us to a…"
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- At 9:00am on May 28, 2012,
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- At 11:21pm on February 28, 2011,
Grace Hein said… - I'm so happy you joined!! Now we need to get Emily on here. . . :P (*evil laughter*)
- At 8:26pm on February 28, 2011,
Jason Neal said… - Kimberly, thanks for signing up. I hope you find some of these discussions interesting. Once you've had a look around, feel free to share any general comments or feedback in the feedback forum. We're always interested in knowing what Roundtable members think of the site.
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