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William Roberge
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Science
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David Ferguson
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John's JSA over Titans
John's JSA over GL (just)
Science (specifically the Physics of Superheroes)
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Guests
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Social Studies, although I really enjoyed Physics !
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Joel Tesch
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Social Studies.
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Troy Nunis
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and the award for the most unexpected question is . . . well, if you must ask, i'll say Science, but this IS as unexpected as the Spanish Inquisition.
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Ted Pugliese
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My neighbor's wife is partial to Calcium Anthropology (the study of milk men).
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Ted Pugliese
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Which is science AND social studies ;-)
Edited by Ted Pugliese on 12 June 2008 at 5:06am
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Ted Pugliese
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TODAY'S TOSS-UP (6/12):
English or math?
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Michael Penn
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As an adult, I still read literature on a regular basis, but rarely (get to!) do math except when I'm helping the kids with homework. But as a student, despite a great love for literature that eventually led into post-graduate degrees, I have to say that I enjoyed math classes much more -- not necessarily for the subject (although math is great fun) but because English teachers were typically so bad. I found, however, that even subpar math teachers couldn't throw me off the subject.
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John Young
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English, the only math I ever did well in was Geometry.
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Aaron Smith
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English
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Al Cook
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English!
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