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Take-Home Final

on April 25, 2018

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Take-Home Finals were passed out in class yesterday and are DUE on Tuesday, May 1 by 2pm sharpe in my email account: jennifer.mcquade@sgsc.edu

Thank you for a great semester!
Dr. McQuade

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