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In Reply to: THANKS EVERYONE!!! posted by Shannon May on May 14, 1998 at 12:25:23:

I would like to say thanks too. This teaching/learning method is the best that I have ever encountered. Not everyone wants to speak in class. Using the web provides an excellent way of getting your point across while still remaining an unknown entity. I have learned so much from what others had to say. It also helps to be able to go back and look up some profound thought that someone said instead of trying to reach back into the depths of your mind to remember what was said eight weeks ago.
Thanks

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