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" One thing that&amp;#039;s different from high school is the textbooks; college textbooks are more modern! Skimming through them, I began to notice the authors were trying to grab my attention with contemporary pictures and stories. Sometimes it does help in my reading, but sometimes it&amp;#039;s just funny how relatable they try to be. I&amp;#039;ve read about Christian Siriano and American Idol in my Math book, Seventeen and Facebook in my English book, and now John and Kate Plus 8 in my Sociology book.  However, when some of my friends and I were reading about John and Kate Plus 8 in our Sociology book, the authors seemed to have made a big mistake. Under the picture of the well-known Gosselin family, it read, &amp;quot;The Chukwu septuplets of Houston, Texas; Jioke, Ebuka, Echerem, Chidi, Chima, Gorem, and Ikem.&amp;quot; Seriously, what were the authors thinking? We all burst into laughter immediately! How could they make such a huge mistake - everyone knows the Gosselins! Between the number of kids, the hometown, and the clearly incorrect names of this family, there were so many things wrong with this picture and caption.  We decided to look up the &amp;quot;Chukwu septuplets&amp;quot; and were surprised to discover, they do exist! Like the Gosselins, they were once featured in the book for having multiple children. It seems as if the editors accidentally left the Chukwu&amp;#039;s old caption with the Gosselins new picture.  Just thought I would share this funny mishap with you guys - I know we had a good laugh over this! It goes to show how hard the authors and editors will try to catch your attention. Well, I&amp;#039;m off to go study these textbooks for finals week...eek!  LoveLoveLove, Alexa "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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