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DESCRIPTION:Billed as "the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzl
 e\," Cain's Jawbone\, by Edward Powys Mathers aka Torquemada\, is a countr
 y-house style murder mystery. As is typical\, we as readers don't know who
  committed the murder(s)\, but in addition:\n\nWe don't know who has been 
 murdered\, or how many murders have occurred.\n\nThe 100 pages in the nove
 l are printed out of sequence\n\nMuch of the useful information in the nov
 el is obscured behind "cryptic crossword" style clues and phrases that are
  embedded in the text.\n\nWe need to solve the "crossword" clues\, sequenc
 e the pages\, and then read the book to discover the murderer(s) and confi
 rm the identity of their victim(s). \n\nIf this sounds like something you'
 d like to tackle as a group this Fall\, please sign up. Library Reading Gr
 oup - Cain's Jawbone\n\nThere's a copy of the book in the library\, and (I
  think) a few copies are available in the bookstore. You definitely don't 
 need to own your own copy to join in. \n\nWe'll meet from 4-6 p.m. Wednesd
 ays in the Cohen Study Room at the Library\, starting Wednesday September 
 2. We can talk about how best to tackle the project at that meeting. If yo
 u have thoughts about strategies\, please bring them along!\n\nHope to see
  you there
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Cohen Study Room
SUMMARY:Library Reading Group - Cain's Jawbone
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/library-reading-group-cains-jawb
 one
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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DESCRIPTION:Billed as "the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzl
 e\," Cain's Jawbone\, by Edward Powys Mathers aka Torquemada\, is a countr
 y-house style murder mystery. As is typical\, we as readers don't know who
  committed the murder(s)\, but in addition:\n\nWe don't know who has been 
 murdered\, or how many murders have occurred.\n\nThe 100 pages in the nove
 l are printed out of sequence\n\nMuch of the useful information in the nov
 el is obscured behind "cryptic crossword" style clues and phrases that are
  embedded in the text.\n\nWe need to solve the "crossword" clues\, sequenc
 e the pages\, and then read the book to discover the murderer(s) and confi
 rm the identity of their victim(s). \n\nIf this sounds like something you'
 d like to tackle as a group this Fall\, please sign up. Library Reading Gr
 oup - Cain's Jawbone\n\nThere's a copy of the book in the library\, and (I
  think) a few copies are available in the bookstore. You definitely don't 
 need to own your own copy to join in. \n\nWe'll meet from 4-6 p.m. Wednesd
 ays in the Cohen Study Room at the Library\, starting Wednesday September 
 2. We can talk about how best to tackle the project at that meeting. If yo
 u have thoughts about strategies\, please bring them along!\n\nHope to see
  you there
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Cohen Study Room
SUMMARY:Library Reading Group - Cain's Jawbone
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/library-reading-group-cains-jawb
 one
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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DESCRIPTION:Billed as "the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzl
 e\," Cain's Jawbone\, by Edward Powys Mathers aka Torquemada\, is a countr
 y-house style murder mystery. As is typical\, we as readers don't know who
  committed the murder(s)\, but in addition:\n\nWe don't know who has been 
 murdered\, or how many murders have occurred.\n\nThe 100 pages in the nove
 l are printed out of sequence\n\nMuch of the useful information in the nov
 el is obscured behind "cryptic crossword" style clues and phrases that are
  embedded in the text.\n\nWe need to solve the "crossword" clues\, sequenc
 e the pages\, and then read the book to discover the murderer(s) and confi
 rm the identity of their victim(s). \n\nIf this sounds like something you'
 d like to tackle as a group this Fall\, please sign up. Library Reading Gr
 oup - Cain's Jawbone\n\nThere's a copy of the book in the library\, and (I
  think) a few copies are available in the bookstore. You definitely don't 
 need to own your own copy to join in. \n\nWe'll meet from 4-6 p.m. Wednesd
 ays in the Cohen Study Room at the Library\, starting Wednesday September 
 2. We can talk about how best to tackle the project at that meeting. If yo
 u have thoughts about strategies\, please bring them along!\n\nHope to see
  you there
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Cohen Study Room
SUMMARY:Library Reading Group - Cain's Jawbone
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/library-reading-group-cains-jawb
 one
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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DESCRIPTION:Billed as "the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzl
 e\," Cain's Jawbone\, by Edward Powys Mathers aka Torquemada\, is a countr
 y-house style murder mystery. As is typical\, we as readers don't know who
  committed the murder(s)\, but in addition:\n\nWe don't know who has been 
 murdered\, or how many murders have occurred.\n\nThe 100 pages in the nove
 l are printed out of sequence\n\nMuch of the useful information in the nov
 el is obscured behind "cryptic crossword" style clues and phrases that are
  embedded in the text.\n\nWe need to solve the "crossword" clues\, sequenc
 e the pages\, and then read the book to discover the murderer(s) and confi
 rm the identity of their victim(s). \n\nIf this sounds like something you'
 d like to tackle as a group this Fall\, please sign up. Library Reading Gr
 oup - Cain's Jawbone\n\nThere's a copy of the book in the library\, and (I
  think) a few copies are available in the bookstore. You definitely don't 
 need to own your own copy to join in. \n\nWe'll meet from 4-6 p.m. Wednesd
 ays in the Cohen Study Room at the Library\, starting Wednesday September 
 2. We can talk about how best to tackle the project at that meeting. If yo
 u have thoughts about strategies\, please bring them along!\n\nHope to see
  you there
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Cohen Study Room
SUMMARY:Library Reading Group - Cain's Jawbone
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/library-reading-group-cains-jawb
 one
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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DESCRIPTION:Billed as "the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzl
 e\," Cain's Jawbone\, by Edward Powys Mathers aka Torquemada\, is a countr
 y-house style murder mystery. As is typical\, we as readers don't know who
  committed the murder(s)\, but in addition:\n\nWe don't know who has been 
 murdered\, or how many murders have occurred.\n\nThe 100 pages in the nove
 l are printed out of sequence\n\nMuch of the useful information in the nov
 el is obscured behind "cryptic crossword" style clues and phrases that are
  embedded in the text.\n\nWe need to solve the "crossword" clues\, sequenc
 e the pages\, and then read the book to discover the murderer(s) and confi
 rm the identity of their victim(s). \n\nIf this sounds like something you'
 d like to tackle as a group this Fall\, please sign up. Library Reading Gr
 oup - Cain's Jawbone\n\nThere's a copy of the book in the library\, and (I
  think) a few copies are available in the bookstore. You definitely don't 
 need to own your own copy to join in. \n\nWe'll meet from 4-6 p.m. Wednesd
 ays in the Cohen Study Room at the Library\, starting Wednesday September 
 2. We can talk about how best to tackle the project at that meeting. If yo
 u have thoughts about strategies\, please bring them along!\n\nHope to see
  you there
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Cohen Study Room
SUMMARY:Library Reading Group - Cain's Jawbone
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/library-reading-group-cains-jawb
 one
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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DESCRIPTION:Billed as "the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzl
 e\," Cain's Jawbone\, by Edward Powys Mathers aka Torquemada\, is a countr
 y-house style murder mystery. As is typical\, we as readers don't know who
  committed the murder(s)\, but in addition:\n\nWe don't know who has been 
 murdered\, or how many murders have occurred.\n\nThe 100 pages in the nove
 l are printed out of sequence\n\nMuch of the useful information in the nov
 el is obscured behind "cryptic crossword" style clues and phrases that are
  embedded in the text.\n\nWe need to solve the "crossword" clues\, sequenc
 e the pages\, and then read the book to discover the murderer(s) and confi
 rm the identity of their victim(s). \n\nIf this sounds like something you'
 d like to tackle as a group this Fall\, please sign up. Library Reading Gr
 oup - Cain's Jawbone\n\nThere's a copy of the book in the library\, and (I
  think) a few copies are available in the bookstore. You definitely don't 
 need to own your own copy to join in. \n\nWe'll meet from 4-6 p.m. Wednesd
 ays in the Cohen Study Room at the Library\, starting Wednesday September 
 2. We can talk about how best to tackle the project at that meeting. If yo
 u have thoughts about strategies\, please bring them along!\n\nHope to see
  you there
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Cohen Study Room
SUMMARY:Library Reading Group - Cain's Jawbone
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/library-reading-group-cains-jawb
 one
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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DESCRIPTION:Billed as "the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzl
 e\," Cain's Jawbone\, by Edward Powys Mathers aka Torquemada\, is a countr
 y-house style murder mystery. As is typical\, we as readers don't know who
  committed the murder(s)\, but in addition:\n\nWe don't know who has been 
 murdered\, or how many murders have occurred.\n\nThe 100 pages in the nove
 l are printed out of sequence\n\nMuch of the useful information in the nov
 el is obscured behind "cryptic crossword" style clues and phrases that are
  embedded in the text.\n\nWe need to solve the "crossword" clues\, sequenc
 e the pages\, and then read the book to discover the murderer(s) and confi
 rm the identity of their victim(s). \n\nIf this sounds like something you'
 d like to tackle as a group this Fall\, please sign up. Library Reading Gr
 oup - Cain's Jawbone\n\nThere's a copy of the book in the library\, and (I
  think) a few copies are available in the bookstore. You definitely don't 
 need to own your own copy to join in. \n\nWe'll meet from 4-6 p.m. Wednesd
 ays in the Cohen Study Room at the Library\, starting Wednesday September 
 2. We can talk about how best to tackle the project at that meeting. If yo
 u have thoughts about strategies\, please bring them along!\n\nHope to see
  you there
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Cohen Study Room
SUMMARY:Library Reading Group - Cain's Jawbone
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/library-reading-group-cains-jawb
 one
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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DESCRIPTION:Billed as "the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzl
 e\," Cain's Jawbone\, by Edward Powys Mathers aka Torquemada\, is a countr
 y-house style murder mystery. As is typical\, we as readers don't know who
  committed the murder(s)\, but in addition:\n\nWe don't know who has been 
 murdered\, or how many murders have occurred.\n\nThe 100 pages in the nove
 l are printed out of sequence\n\nMuch of the useful information in the nov
 el is obscured behind "cryptic crossword" style clues and phrases that are
  embedded in the text.\n\nWe need to solve the "crossword" clues\, sequenc
 e the pages\, and then read the book to discover the murderer(s) and confi
 rm the identity of their victim(s). \n\nIf this sounds like something you'
 d like to tackle as a group this Fall\, please sign up. Library Reading Gr
 oup - Cain's Jawbone\n\nThere's a copy of the book in the library\, and (I
  think) a few copies are available in the bookstore. You definitely don't 
 need to own your own copy to join in. \n\nWe'll meet from 4-6 p.m. Wednesd
 ays in the Cohen Study Room at the Library\, starting Wednesday September 
 2. We can talk about how best to tackle the project at that meeting. If yo
 u have thoughts about strategies\, please bring them along!\n\nHope to see
  you there
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Cohen Study Room
SUMMARY:Library Reading Group - Cain's Jawbone
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/library-reading-group-cains-jawb
 one
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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DESCRIPTION:Billed as "the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzl
 e\," Cain's Jawbone\, by Edward Powys Mathers aka Torquemada\, is a countr
 y-house style murder mystery. As is typical\, we as readers don't know who
  committed the murder(s)\, but in addition:\n\nWe don't know who has been 
 murdered\, or how many murders have occurred.\n\nThe 100 pages in the nove
 l are printed out of sequence\n\nMuch of the useful information in the nov
 el is obscured behind "cryptic crossword" style clues and phrases that are
  embedded in the text.\n\nWe need to solve the "crossword" clues\, sequenc
 e the pages\, and then read the book to discover the murderer(s) and confi
 rm the identity of their victim(s). \n\nIf this sounds like something you'
 d like to tackle as a group this Fall\, please sign up. Library Reading Gr
 oup - Cain's Jawbone\n\nThere's a copy of the book in the library\, and (I
  think) a few copies are available in the bookstore. You definitely don't 
 need to own your own copy to join in. \n\nWe'll meet from 4-6 p.m. Wednesd
 ays in the Cohen Study Room at the Library\, starting Wednesday September 
 2. We can talk about how best to tackle the project at that meeting. If yo
 u have thoughts about strategies\, please bring them along!\n\nHope to see
  you there
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Cohen Study Room
SUMMARY:Library Reading Group - Cain's Jawbone
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/library-reading-group-cains-jawb
 one
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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DESCRIPTION:Billed as "the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzl
 e\," Cain's Jawbone\, by Edward Powys Mathers aka Torquemada\, is a countr
 y-house style murder mystery. As is typical\, we as readers don't know who
  committed the murder(s)\, but in addition:\n\nWe don't know who has been 
 murdered\, or how many murders have occurred.\n\nThe 100 pages in the nove
 l are printed out of sequence\n\nMuch of the useful information in the nov
 el is obscured behind "cryptic crossword" style clues and phrases that are
  embedded in the text.\n\nWe need to solve the "crossword" clues\, sequenc
 e the pages\, and then read the book to discover the murderer(s) and confi
 rm the identity of their victim(s). \n\nIf this sounds like something you'
 d like to tackle as a group this Fall\, please sign up. Library Reading Gr
 oup - Cain's Jawbone\n\nThere's a copy of the book in the library\, and (I
  think) a few copies are available in the bookstore. You definitely don't 
 need to own your own copy to join in. \n\nWe'll meet from 4-6 p.m. Wednesd
 ays in the Cohen Study Room at the Library\, starting Wednesday September 
 2. We can talk about how best to tackle the project at that meeting. If yo
 u have thoughts about strategies\, please bring them along!\n\nHope to see
  you there
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Cohen Study Room
SUMMARY:Library Reading Group - Cain's Jawbone
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/library-reading-group-cains-jawb
 one
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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DESCRIPTION:Billed as "the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzl
 e\," Cain's Jawbone\, by Edward Powys Mathers aka Torquemada\, is a countr
 y-house style murder mystery. As is typical\, we as readers don't know who
  committed the murder(s)\, but in addition:\n\nWe don't know who has been 
 murdered\, or how many murders have occurred.\n\nThe 100 pages in the nove
 l are printed out of sequence\n\nMuch of the useful information in the nov
 el is obscured behind "cryptic crossword" style clues and phrases that are
  embedded in the text.\n\nWe need to solve the "crossword" clues\, sequenc
 e the pages\, and then read the book to discover the murderer(s) and confi
 rm the identity of their victim(s). \n\nIf this sounds like something you'
 d like to tackle as a group this Fall\, please sign up. Library Reading Gr
 oup - Cain's Jawbone\n\nThere's a copy of the book in the library\, and (I
  think) a few copies are available in the bookstore. You definitely don't 
 need to own your own copy to join in. \n\nWe'll meet from 4-6 p.m. Wednesd
 ays in the Cohen Study Room at the Library\, starting Wednesday September 
 2. We can talk about how best to tackle the project at that meeting. If yo
 u have thoughts about strategies\, please bring them along!\n\nHope to see
  you there
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Cohen Study Room
SUMMARY:Library Reading Group - Cain's Jawbone
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/library-reading-group-cains-jawb
 one
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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DESCRIPTION:Billed as "the world's most fiendishly difficult literary puzzl
 e\," Cain's Jawbone\, by Edward Powys Mathers aka Torquemada\, is a countr
 y-house style murder mystery. As is typical\, we as readers don't know who
  committed the murder(s)\, but in addition:\n\nWe don't know who has been 
 murdered\, or how many murders have occurred.\n\nThe 100 pages in the nove
 l are printed out of sequence\n\nMuch of the useful information in the nov
 el is obscured behind "cryptic crossword" style clues and phrases that are
  embedded in the text.\n\nWe need to solve the "crossword" clues\, sequenc
 e the pages\, and then read the book to discover the murderer(s) and confi
 rm the identity of their victim(s). \n\nIf this sounds like something you'
 d like to tackle as a group this Fall\, please sign up. Library Reading Gr
 oup - Cain's Jawbone\n\nThere's a copy of the book in the library\, and (I
  think) a few copies are available in the bookstore. You definitely don't 
 need to own your own copy to join in. \n\nWe'll meet from 4-6 p.m. Wednesd
 ays in the Cohen Study Room at the Library\, starting Wednesday September 
 2. We can talk about how best to tackle the project at that meeting. If yo
 u have thoughts about strategies\, please bring them along!\n\nHope to see
  you there
GEO:38.981477;-76.491918
LOCATION:Annapolis Campus\, Greenfield Library\, Cohen Study Room
SUMMARY:Library Reading Group - Cain's Jawbone
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.sjc.edu/event/library-reading-group-cains-jawb
 one
CATEGORIES:Study Group
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