Equipping a useful metaphor with a quilted cover and wireless technology, some industrial design students at Syracuse have made it easier to for individuals to anonymously bring up the obvious but touchy subject.
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This would be very useful in classrooms where literature circles and Socratic Seminars are used. I like the pretty elephants too. They're cute. t
Posted by: Tina Rose | 01/11/2009 at 07:31 PM