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So you're against what he's saniyg? You'd rather pay $100 for a text book that gets updated every few years rather than get it for free online and can be updated as soon as the publisher gets the info together so it's more updated and accurate? I'm glad you have money to afford $400+ in text books every semester. And imagine how much money schools will save. Maybe they could use that to NOT fire most of the teachers due to budget constraints. This guy is not the idiot
Posted by: Sugeng | September 27, 2012 at 09:02 PM