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Rank_docent 		How often do you read The Buzz?
by Katie Carty Tierney on Mar 06, 2008 - 09:48 PM read 266 times 		 
How often do you read The Buzz? 
How often do you read The Buzz?
A. Once a day 42.86% 18 votes
B. A few times per week 45.24% 19 votes
C. Once a week, at most 9.52% 4 votes
D. Hardly ever 2.38% 1 votes
  Total: 42 votes


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    by Brittain on Mar 08, 2008 - 11:45 AM read 25 times     		 
    I wouldn't mind seeing the Buzz consolidated a bit.  Like including the job buzz together with some of the other pieces ...

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