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Bernice...NO MARJORIE!!!!

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Ok. For those of you who are in Intro to Lit, am I alone in saying that today's class was absolutely amazing! I loved every minute of it and I hope you all did too. I have posted in my blog more about today's events and all that happened in class as far as I can remember. So take a look and let me know what your reactions to the class were!

Tiff

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