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30 July 2010

Centenary College Update

Ah, summer has peeked and now we slope towards autumn's cooler climes and busier times. I'm excited by my class schedule. Discussed the reading list for my independent study, very groovy, and very much the student's responsibility--that's me! Roman History, Roman language, Roman politics, Roman, Roman, dig it? I'm really digging the concept of Independent Studies. Now, there is something to be said for classes and group projects where you get to pick your partners.
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  1. Estelle30 July, 2010 23:27

    A passion for Roman history AND Steppinwolf's "magic Carpet Ride" starts playing when I visit your page? I think I might be in love. lol
    xoxo
    Estelle

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