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March 20, 2008
: The Exchange, newsletter of
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December 2006: This month a new issue of The Exchange is published online. Geoff has put together another great read! Included in this issue: The CSI effect on writing instruction; Putting the passion back in science; three excellent book reviews; and more.... We continue our call for member participation -- encouraging the sharing and development of SIG resources. Thank you to all who submitted articles for this issue--your contributions are greatly appreciated and will be recognized (see below).
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Contact the Newsletter Editor for additional instructions on how to properly submit articles and information to The Exchange: Geoff Hart, at ghart@videotron.ca.
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Currently Recognized: February 4, 2006: Special recognition goes to Geoff Hart for his long-time hard work, and dedication to our group, and especially his editorial efforts in publishing our group newsletter--The Exchange.
Some of the contributors to the Exchange:
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