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There's a literary "voice" and a spoken voice, and if you were listening to the National Public Radio show "Marketplace Money" today around 2:30 on KPCC, you might have recognized both "voices" in one piece as belonging to LAist's own Carolyn Kellogg. She didn't mention it here herself, but Carolyn wrote, produced, and narrated a piece on whether people actually use algebra once they are grown up. If you missed it, or want to make your favorite 13-year-old listen to it, you can hear it here.
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Snow thanks for the heads up -- and congrats Carolyn, way to go!
great piece. I certainly don't remember the quadratic equation! Good thing I don't have to use algebra!
Yes, excellent segment. And Carolyn so does NOT have a "tinny" voice.