Thread: The Future of Textbooks, Coming to Texas
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Old 12-12-2009, 11:03 AM   #6
WT Sharpe
Bah, humbug!
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Originally Posted by DMcCunney View Post
... (Note: they are not all Creationists in Texas. It only seems so.) ...
I was only kidding about Texans; I know they’re not all creationists. Some are cowboys and secessionists!

(I have to add that so those nutty Texas militia members won't come gunning for me!)

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What about taking the book home for homework? That seems to be a drawback to me ...
Good question. It's much easier for cash-strapped parents to replace lost or damaged textbooks than it is to replace lost or damaged e-readers. There are many advantages to going digital, but children and teenagers aren't always the most careful of people around delicate electronic instruments!
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