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18 04 2007

Recommended Reading - Comic Book Logic

Posted by: Jack Grant in Recommended Reading

Dr. Steven Taylor at Poliblog has a commentary on the comic book logic being used by some who believe the students at Virginia Tech didn’t act enough like “men”.

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