My pronouns are he/him. I am majoring in computer engineering technology, and when I graduate I think I’ll buy a boat and explore my passion for fishing for a while. My hobby includes fishing and cooking or just sitting on the coach with my favorite book “How the Steel Was Tempered” by Nikolai Ostrovsky.
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Course: MAT 1575 Calculus II
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Professor Kate Poirier
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It’s interesting how your favorite book is “How the Steel Was Tempered”, because commonly people likes horror, mystery or romance novels but your one is a fictionalized history book during the Civil War. Did you know that “How the Steel Was Tempered” was also a movie, it is Russian, don’t know if it follows the the same or different plot as the book, but if you are interested you can check it out.