Hausman: Reminders

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09/04/2009

Hausman: Reminders

Your essay is due today (Friday) by 5 pm in my mailbox on the 5th floor of Evans. (If you get off one the main elevators and walk straight down the corridor, it will be on your right.)
There is no section on Monday, since Monday is Labor Day. Enjoy the long weekend! There will be a make-up section on Tuesday at 6 pm in Evans 608-7. Attendance at this section is not required (there will not be a quiz). But you ought to come if you can - I will be covering material that will be useful for the problem set due next Friday. If you can't make it to section, feel free to ask me questions about the problem set via email or in office hours.

Josh Hausman on 09/04/2009 at 11:38 AM in Hausman | Permalink

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