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Subject: Re: Sista Souljah's Book

Author:
Matt
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Date Posted: 09:43:45 05/06/02 Mon
In reply to: Jigsaw 's message, "Sista Souljah's Book" on 15:38:16 05/02/02 Thu

Yeah, she came to speak here last year. She was great! One of the top lecturers I've ever heard here (behind Dick Gregory and the Black Panther). I'd come back to here her for real!

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[> Subject: Re: Makin' moves

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Anwar
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Date Posted: 19:37:48 05/07/02 Tue

This is hot, I don't have any books to report right now other than Basic Biomechanics By Susan J. Hall. It contains a plethera of info.

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[> [> Subject: LOL

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Matt Munn
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Date Posted: 21:18:45 05/07/02 Tue

Yo, another must read is Advanced Oracle PL/SQL Programming by Steven Feurestein. Its a page turner for real!

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