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Thanks for the idea, I cant believe I didnt think of it myself. I usually spend about 45 minutes every morning reading the school paper and doing the crossword, so I might as well be doing something productive [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img].

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Thanks for the idea, I cant believe I didnt think of it myself. I usually spend about 45 minutes every morning reading the school paper and doing the crossword, so I might as well be doing something productive [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img].

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the crosswords in our school paper are too friggin hard. if i get half of the letters filled in, im happy with myself. do you get the sports illustrated on campus on thursdays? the crosswords in there are more my level.

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I wasn't gong to chime in because my opinion has already been stated (I do it myself) but I have to say that I also look forward to the SIOC on Thursdays solely for the crossword. The NYT one is always way too hard for me.

-Craig

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Hi Mark:

As long as you're reading Two Plus Two books I don't see any problem.

Best wishes,
Mason

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MASON!!!! You are corrupting a minor! What you should have said was "As long as you're reading Two Plus Two books and not attending MIT I don't see any problem"

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The crosswords in our paper are only slightly harder than those in the SIOC, so it isnt too bad...I can just about solve all of it within about 20 minutes. I havent tried to the one in the NYT though.

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think that's bad i play one sit and go every session of my comm class


class is boring as an mf. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]