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		<title>A Most unScientific Study &#8211; Back to School Shopping</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[An informal survey of thirteen families revealed the following data about how families shop for school supplies for the coming year. 4 of the 13 families are done with their back to school shopping 6 of the 13 famlies have begun shopping but are not finished yet 3 of the 13 famlies have not begun....&#160;<a href="http://perspectives.j2content.com/a-most-unscientific-study-back-to-school-shopping/609"><em>read&#160;more</em></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>An informal survey of thirteen families revealed the following data about how families shop for school supplies for the coming year.</p>
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<li>4 of the 13 families are done with their back to school shopping</li>
<li>6 of the 13 famlies have begun shopping but are not finished yet</li>
<li>3 of the 13 famlies have not begun shopping for school supplies at all</li>
<li>5 of the 13 have not yet received a formal &#8220;supply list&#8221;, and 4 of those 5 have begun shopping already.</li>
<li>10 of the 13 famlies expect to spend more money on school supplies than last year, even though 8 of the 13 plan to buy less items and/or reusue items purchased in past years.</li>
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<p>What are your family&#8217;s shopping habits?  Do your children reuse most supplies? Do you shop at a single store? Do you use a school issued supply list?</p>
<p>Please share your thoughts below.</p>
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