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Dennis G. Jerz / 28 Mar 2017

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28 Mar 2017 in Academia, Personal, Rhetoric, Writing. Tags: memes

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  1. Sharon Dougherty PadezaninSharon Dougherty Padezanin
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    My major! Miss those days…

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