The Book Order
Deborah
June 5, 2007
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Thank you for all of your thoughts and memories from high school English days. When I’m not teary over leaving my current students, I’m positively
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Thank you for all of your thoughts and memories from high school English days. When I’m not teary over leaving my current students, I’m positively
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I wish I knew the stories about these women. Why did they become doctors? Why come to Utah? Did Dr. Pratt choose obstetrics as one
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When I married I wanted a well-outfitted kitchen like my Mom’s. It needed things like springform pans, ramekins, and various sizes of cake pans. But
Can you tell your life story in six words? A few months ago, NPR mentioned Smith Magazine’s six word memoir contest. Many of the submissions
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