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Days and Deeds: a Book of Verse for Children's Reading and Speaking (1906) by Burton E. Stevenson

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Thanks for sending me that link on why we need algebra. It was really interesting. I agree very much with the commenter that algebraic-style thinking is vitally important in a computer age. Thank you so much for sending that to me!

posted by wrmjr66 at 1:35 pm (EST) on Mar 13, 2009

Hey, I wanted to thank your for mentioning Drexel University to me on the 100 Books coffeehouse thread the other day. It turns out their new campus is in Sacramento, which is the closest "big city" to me (I was quite surprised when they mentioned the "new Drexel University campus in Sacramento" on the news this morning). I have a lot more investigating to do, but this could prove to be a great alternative to San Jose State, which is where I thought I would have to go.

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