Wikipedia gang it’s very helpful for every study event, I wish there wasn’t so much stigma around it.
also, unfortunately, many textbooks can be found online whether the creator(s) intended it or not, with enough digging around the internet...
Wikipedia gang it’s very helpful for every study event, I wish there wasn’t so much stigma around it.
Cell bio, code, disease, forensics
Cell bio, codebusters, disease, envirochem (and widi, chem lab)
Protein Modeling - 1st @ nats Disease Detectives - 4th @ nats Designer Genes - 1st @ states Also fossils, widi, circuit
Especially in A&P, Wikipedia can be really useful for explaining some topics in depth.EwwPhysics wrote: ↑April 27th, 2020, 6:13 am
Wikipedia gang it’s very helpful for every study event, I wish there wasn’t so much stigma around it.
also, unfortunately, many textbooks can be found online whether the creator(s) intended it or not, with enough digging around the internet...
Yeah...I found out about how useful Wikipedia was way too late in the season.
Anatomy, Crime Busters, Meteo, RFTS NCS/L. Braddock/Rustin/Harvard/Regionals/States/Nats (nvm RIP) Anatomy :( - 5/1/8/1/3/? Crime Busters - 2/1/1/1/1/? Meteo - 1/2/2/1/1/? RFTS - 1/1/2/1/1/?
did you buy the saladin pdf or did you just download it? I've noticed that Frederic Martini's doesn't cover the topics in depth.
You can download a Saladin pdf.
oh, okay, I will. Thank you!
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