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Back in January, World Changers of Florida, Inc. held a Bible distribution at a number of high schools in Orange County. How was that legal? Well, the rules were that the Bibles would just be placed on a table, no student would be forced to take one, and no representatives from the group would be talking with students. Daniel Koster , a student at Wekiva High...
http://www.LiteratureBookMix.com This is the summary of Aristotle's Poetics: A Translation and Commentary for Students of Literature (Florida Atlantic Univer...
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Book review: Four Women
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