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- Leslie-Jean Thornton, Ph.D.
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Fall 2008: Laura Cafiso, Chris Cameron, Desiree Castellano, Karla Cesal, Sophia Fuka, Travis Grabow, Chrystall Kanyuck, Carol Legg, Jeremy Pennycook, Elizabeth Shell, Evan Wyloge, Adriane Goetz, Aarti Kapoor, David Kempa, Justin McHeffey, Ayli Meyer, Bailey Mosier, Rebekah Parsons, Christine Rogel, Cody Shotwell, Sonja Smith, Sukanya Vijayakumar
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1 comment:
Here's a good article from the San Jose Mercury: http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_5616281 . At the bottom, there are links to the edited and unedited versions of Wolf's video. Oh heck, here it is here -- http://joshwolf.net/blog/ -- on Wolf's blog, "The Revolution Will Be Televised."
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