Bolilla n. 3 (sería "Small ball n. 3"?)
English translation: Topic No. 3
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unit / subject Explanation: Una "bolilla" es un tema dentro de un programa académico. |
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peer agreement (net): +1Topic No. 3 Explanation: The course syllabus is divided into topics or numbered bolillas (small balls). In the final oral exam, those small balls are withdrawn and that is the topic the Examinee has to discuss. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-09-19 21:44:13 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Like an academic Lotto. |
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