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turtles, of course!

Submitted by paige on Fri, 12/17/2010 - 8:25am.

I really enjoyed everyone's performances! It was great to see both sections' perspectives on the course.
It was rewarding to do our final presentation. While making our turtles, Betrice, Meredith and I had the chance to go over the whole semester again, in a way,by looking at the questions we have asked. In writing up our questions and then seeing all of your new questions, we have reaffirmed our favorite saying: "It's turtles all the way down." I think the greatest part of our experience in this course is knowing that its turtles all the way down but still having the enthusiasm to continue to explore! Thank you all for your questions.

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