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By Gene Weingarten
Sunday, February 12, 2006
Sure, the news is bad.
But, cheer up. It could be verse.
On a New Study Revealing Reading Deficiencies in Recent College Graduates
For a full two-third, the printed word
Presents a total mystery.
Facts and concepts all get blurred
-- Whether science, math or history.
I'm here to say they need a way
To see their plight and mend it.
But what good is this commu-
nique
If they cannot comprehend it?
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