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Education is not the place for the brain washing marketing tactics that Microsoft has been pushing. Their products are poorly developed and almost always released before major bug fixes have taken place. By plugging their products to a group of students in return for cash from Microsoft professors are taking part in a huge conflict of interest.

-- Cole Camplese, Instructional Designer, Penn State University (posted 4/21, 5:17 p.m., E.D.T.)
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