subject: School Dilemma Solved By Native Search [print this page] I live in Austin and I had a major assignment due for a Technical and Business Writing class. We had to design a handbook of about 50 pages and then have it filled with full colored photos and text. I was overwhelmed as I tried to get this thing together during finals week.
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I rushed over there and brought them my project and the rubric and the kind people helped me figure out just how to print out the entire document and to do it front and back. My professor was so impressed that she announced to the class that mine was one of the best and most professional documents she had ever seen and that it deserved a high A.
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