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11. 17th century

Tue Nov 26, 2013, 01:55 AM

Nov 2013

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TEXAS TEXTBOOK ADOPTION IS A MAJOR VICTORY FOR SCIENCE EDUCATION [View all] callous taoboy Nov 2013 OP

Yahoooooooooo, JimboBillyBubbaBob Nov 2013 #1

Amazing, 'science'....in science books. louis-t Nov 2013 #2

This is GREAT news. Thank you! nt Ilsa Nov 2013 #3

K&R. myrna minx Nov 2013 #4

was this a free market solution? madrchsod Nov 2013 #5

Just Awesome News colsohlibgal Nov 2013 #6

Now watch the fight over what is / is not included in social studies... callous taoboy Nov 2013 #7

17th century MisterP Nov 2013 #11

Yes! sakabatou Nov 2013 #8

Man, what is it with Texas Schoolbooks? Warren DeMontague Nov 2013 #9

I haven't seen a high school biology text I like yet. hunter Nov 2013 #10

This is encouraging.........nt Enthusiast Nov 2013 #12

If Texas wasn't so messed up Shankapotomus Nov 2013 #13