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  1. Jul 12th, 2012 1:25 PM #1
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    Carl Sagan's Notebook

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    List of titles that Carl Sagan planned to read during one of his semesters at the University of Chicago.
    Library of Congress Manuscript Division

    http://www.openculture.com/2012/07/c.../saganreading2
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    Sagans Cosmos series significantly influenced my world view when I saw it as a teenager.

    Im not surprised that he was a prolific reader.
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    It's a cool reading list. Such a list could provide a great starting point for someone's own educational endeavors.

    But esp seeing it in his own handwriting and notes, from 1954. That's just awesome.
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