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Weekly Diigo Posts (weekly)

Posted on March 18, 2012 by thereadingzone

Your Teen’s Brain: Driving without the Brakes | Guest Blog, Scientific American Blog Network

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The power of simple words – YouTube

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The American Scholar: A Question of Honor – William M. Chace

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Literary Theory Handouts

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Go Away, I’m Reading

awesome book jackets!

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