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Feb 5, 2007 in asides, blogging, quotations, reading
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Dick Jones’ tells his students to read, to read anything & everything. Make it a habit. Regard every unfamiliar word, phrase, term, figure of speech as a challenge to understanding that must be met. Master language & you need never be manipulated, exploited, controlled, owned by anyone.

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