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Why bother?

Posted on October 6, 2011 by Catherine Rawn

Almost 600 students are enrolled in my classes this semester, and an additional 250 next semester. I will not be able to learn every single student’s name, at least not very well. But I try! And I suspect by the Continue reading Why bother?→

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